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Why UAE stepped away from OPEC amid Iran war and soaring crude oil pricesUnited Arab Emirates has announced it will exit OPEC and OPEC+ effective May 1, delivering a fresh shock to an already strained global ener...- UAE's OPEC exit: With cartel cracked, oil spills over geopoliticsIn a dramatic turn of events, the United Arab Emirates has officially exited OPEC, signaling a significant transformation within the global...
- Investors dive back into frontier markets after April rallyInvestors are once again investing in risky frontier markets. These markets are showing strong gains, outperforming major indices. Money ma...
- Iran war: Indian seafood exporters stare at Rs 1,500 crore lossSustained disruption could destabilise the coastal economy and weaken India’s export competitiveness, say experts and stakeholders
- Oil surge elicits tough love from Trump’s Latin American alliesLatin American governments aligned with Donald Trump are facing public backlash as oil price surges, triggered by the US war on Iran, force...
- Trump cuts tariffs on beef, coffee and other foods as inflation concerns mountPresident Donald Trump has removed tariffs on food items like beef, tomatoes, and bananas. This move comes as consumers face rising grocery...
- Oil prices edge higher as supply risks mountOil prices responded to geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, with concerns over fuel demand dynamics. The market saw gains in Bren...
- Oil extends losses as strong dollar weighs on commodities marketsOil prices fell in early Asian trade on Monday due to a stronger dollar and concerns of higher interest rates. Brent crude futures slid to ...
- Oil prices stable as market weighs fuel stocks build amid supply concernsAcross the world in Ecuador, the spread of anti-government protests hurt oil output forcing a force majeure declaration on exports of Ecuad...
- Oil prices take breather after three-day rally"Investors made position adjustments, but remained bullish on expectations that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates would not be able...
- Inflation sparks global wave of protests for higher pay, aidThis week alone saw protests by the political opposition in Pakistan, nurses in Zimbabwe, unionised workers in Belgium, railway workers in ...
- Energy markets are jittery as Russia-Ukraine tensions drag onOil markets rose about 2% on Monday. They eased early in the day as traders took note of reports that Russian officials remained willing to...
- Oil prices slip but remain near $75 after large inventory drawdownBrent crude oil futures fell 5 cents, or 0.1%, to $74.69 a barrel by 0108 GMT while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures slip...
- Oil falls towards $85 as dollar risesOil fell to around $85 on Tuesday, consolidating as the dollar hit a 10-week high and the euro fell on worries over the European debt crisi...
- Development of giant Saudi oil field key for soaring oil costsThis massive oil field surrounded by the desolate sands of Saudi Arabia's vast eastern desert feels like the middle of nowhere.
- OPEC not to hike oil outputOPEC's ruled out an increase in production by the oil exporting group despite record crude prices. All Headlines | Gainers & Losers I Day i...
- Oil prices rebound ahead of OPEC summitOil prices rose back above 95 dollars said on Saturday, on predictions that OPEC will not discuss raising output at its weekend summit and ...
- Oil well, no need for more barrels: OpecThe Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) has said the surge in global fuel prices is not due to the shortage of oil in the ...
- No Happy New Year for floriculturistsFaced with a sudden ramp-up in capacity amid signs of a global economic slowdown, Indian floriculturists are complaining that 2006 is set t...
- Flowers bring little cheer for floriculturists in 2006 Flowers bring little cheer for floriculturists in 2006Faced with a sudden ramp-up in capacities amid signs of a global economic slowdown, Indian floriculturists are complaining that 2006 is all...
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