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Iraq to consider all options if OPEC quota is not raised, has weighed exit, sources sayBaghdad is signaling a potential departure from OPEC if its oil production quota isn't substantially raised, a move that would further dest...- Ceasefire hopes between US and Iran drag oil prices lower: What lies ahead?The recent decline in oil prices is primarily driven by fading fears of supply disruptions. Earlier, markets had priced in worst-case scena...
- "Geopolitical Earthquake": UAE quits OPEC to defy Saudi energy dominance, says analysisThe UAE has exited OPEC and OPEC+, ending decades of Saudi economic influence. Analysts call it a "political rebellion" prioritizing market...
- UAE’s OPEC exit could sting now, help India later as oil order shifts: ReportThe United Arab Emirates has exited OPEC, a move that could change global oil supply and prices. This decision breaks a long-standing produ...
- OPEC just lost one of its biggest players — here's the inside story of the UAE's exit and what the Saudi-UAE split really means for OPEC's market powerUAE Quits OPEC: How the World's Energy Map Just Shifted Permanently. The UAE's departure from the Saudi Arabia-led cartel is being called t...
- UAE exit from OPEC could be net positive for India: Sagar AdaniSagar Adani sees a UAE move away from OPEC as beneficial for India. He stressed energy's importance for economic strength. India needs to g...
- 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...
- Crude oil price jumps to $115, highest level since June 2022 amid stalled Iran war talks. Brace for $150?Crude oil prices surged to near $115 per barrel, the highest since June 2022, driven by escalating Iran conflict tensions and supply risks....
- UAE’s exit could reshape OPEC+ oil supply dynamics: Peter CardilloThe UAE's reported exit from OPEC+ is sparking concerns about the alliance's long-term cohesion, though immediate market disruption is limi...
- UAE's OPEC exit may not hit oil markets, say executivesUAE’s planned exit from OPEC is unlikely to disrupt global oil markets despite its sizable output, say industry executives, though it may d...
- Why UAE left OPEC and what it means for global oil prices and supplyThe United Arab Emirates has exited OPEC and OPEC+. This move significantly weakens the oil cartel and its leader, Saudi Arabia. Analysts s...
- Why are Chevron and Exxon Mobil stock jumping today - U.S. oil stocks add over $100 billion on Venezuela’s oil shockU.S. oil stocks surged sharply today as investors reacted to a major geopolitical shift tied to Venezuela’s oil industry. XOM stock (Exxon ...
- No quick wins in tapping Venezuela's oil reservesDespite U.S. intervention, Venezuela's crude output faces years of stagnation due to mismanagement and infrastructure decay. Foreign invest...
- A slippery scene on the oil frontEnergy prices have been feeding inflation in advanced economies, the central bankers of which have begun to tighten interest rates even as ...
- India’s economic problems have nothing to do with the virus: Chris WoodJefferies’ head of global equity strategy Christopher Wood is less overweight on India than before.
- Exit aluminium on rally, crude may touch $76 on geopolitical moves: Navneet Damani, Motilal Oswal“No reason for the market to stretch beyond $72-73 sans big geopolitical fallout”
- Five risks that may hamper India's economic growthAhead of Budget 2017, these can be the emerging risks which can influence policies and business environment of India and the global economy...
- Pre 2003 growth rates to be new normal for Indian economy: Ruchir Sharma, Morgan StanleyEconomic boom between 2003-2007 had more to do with global liquidity rather than Congress-led UPA govt, says Sharma of Morgan Stanley.
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