Oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday after OPEC said it now expects the global market to be balanced in 2026, abandoning its earlier deficit forecast as non-OPEC production rises and inventories recover. The revision, detailed in the group’s Monthly Oil Market Report, triggered a new round of selling, with Brent futures down 3.67% to $62.77 a barrel and WTI off 4.1% at $58.55 by 1:11 p.m. ET. OPEC’s analysis points to faster supply growth from the United States, Brazil, and Guyana, projecting non-OPEC liquids output to increase by about…