Falling oil production has weighed on the Nigerian and Angolan economies, with the latter likely to suffer its sixth consecutive annual decline in GDP this year. While output should rise next year, we doubt that either will be able to meet its OPEC+ quota, preventing faster recoveries from taking hold in 2022.
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