OPEC is sticking to its view that the oil market will remain relatively tight through next year, with demand growth expected to continue outpacing non-OPEC+ supply additions despite months of war-related disruption and elevated prices. According to OPEC's June Monthly Oil Market Report released on Thursday, crude production from countries participating in the Declaration of Cooperation averaged 33.13 million barrels per day in May, down 190,000 bpd from April based on secondary-source estimates. The group left its global demand outlook largely…