The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies – more commonly known as the OPEC+ group – have yet again failed to satisfy the global calls to suppress rising oil prices. While the price of oil is becoming increasingly separated from Covid-19 trends across the world, broader issues from the cartel’s poorer members are threatening its ability to keep oil in the thinning goldilocks (just right) region of profitable yet commercially acceptable. Following its monthly meeting on Tuesday, OPEC+ agreed to extend its output target for February by 400,000 barrels per day. This extends the same rate of supply easing it has implemented since August, as it slowly brings back the oil from the 10 million barrel per…