Oil prices were lower today trading down as investors worried that a complicated OPEC+ decision could lead to higher supplies later in the year. “The communication of a surprisingly detailed default plan to unwind extra cuts makes it harder to maintain low production if the market turns out softer than bullish OPEC expectations,” Goldman Sachs analysts said. Other analysts also called the group’s decision incrementally bearish for oil prices in light of high interest rates and rising output from non-OPEC producers like the United States. U.S. efforts to replenish the country’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) could provide some support for oil prices. The United States is buying another 3 million barrels for the SPR at an average price of $77.69 a barrel, the U.S. Department of Energy said on Monday. WTI traded down $2.77 or -3.6% to close at $74.22. or Brent traded down $2.75 or -3.4% to close at $78.36.