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Oil inventories unexpectedly jumped by 594,000 barrels last week, raising concerns about a potential global crude supply surplus following weaker-than-expected pledges to cut output by major oil producers. The unexpected increase raises worries about non-OPEC supply offsetting recent output-cut pledges by OPEC and its allies. Gasoline inventories also rose by 2.8M barrels, while distillate stocks decreased by 89,000 barrels.
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How does this news reflect the ongoing relationship between OPEC, non-OPEC oil-producing countries, and global oil markets?
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What strategies could major oil producers adopt to address the concerns about global crude supply surplus?
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