Mumbai, May 23 -- Crude oil futures fell below $61 per barrel on Friday, set for their first weekly loss in three weeks, as traders weighed the likelihood of OPEC+ raising production again. Reports suggest the group may increase output by 411,000 bpd in July, adding to oversupply concerns that were already elevated after an unexpected build in US crude inventories. OPEC+ producers Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman will make the final decision on July output levels at a meeting on June 1. Geopolitical risks remain in focus, with attention on the ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks and potential regional tensions after reports of possible Israeli actions on Iranian facilities. Back home, MCX crude futures slippe...