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Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
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Opinion | To Understand UAE's OPEC Exit, Go Back In Time - To A Leaked 'Cable'
Surprising as the UAE's decision is, it is also fully in keeping with its pattern of breaking with regional, in particular, Arab consensus on many issues and forging an independent path.
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Opinion | Trump's Favourite Field Marshal: How Munir Became The President's Best Man
One needs to understand not just the US President but the remarkable structural symmetry between the two states he and Asim Munir respectively represent.
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Opinion | War Ally To Mere Bystander: Is This The Loneliest Day For Netanyahu?
Israel, the US's closest partner in the region and which lured Trump to take on Iran, was ultimatelt a mere spectator to the ceasefire agreement.
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Opinion | What Happens To Oil Prices If Iran Really Starts Charging A Hormuz 'Toll'?
Iran has not agreed to reopen the Strait, but to allow passage via "coordination" with its Armed Forces. Even the IRGC Navy has said that the Strait "will never return to its former state".
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OPEC+ Makes Symbolic Oil Hike, Sees Long Supply Hit From Iran War
Key producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to increase targets for May by about 206,000 barrels a day during a video conference.
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Pakistan Says It Will Repay $3.5 Billion In Matured Loan Deposits To UAE
Last week, authorities scrapped a blanket fuel subsidy and raised diesel and petrol prices for the first time in nearly a month to help government coffers weather a spike in oil costs arising from the war in the Middle East.
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In Numbers: How Has India Kept Fuel Prices Low Even As Europe Sees 70% Spikes?
India imports 88% of its crude. Why then is it not seeing massive price hikes for fuel and LPG?
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Opinion | The Problem With Trump's Fantasy Of A 'Crippled' Iran
Even a relatively insulated US economy cannot entirely escape the ripple effects of sustained disruptions in one of the world's most critical energy corridors.
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Opinion | Trump's Iran War Is About To Become Someone Else's Problem Soon
Trump's decision to end the war without achieving any of his previously stated objectives will be viewed by many as a cut-and-run move. Some will interpret this as an admission of defeat.
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Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
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Opinion | To Understand UAE's OPEC Exit, Go Back In Time - To A Leaked 'Cable'
Surprising as the UAE's decision is, it is also fully in keeping with its pattern of breaking with regional, in particular, Arab consensus on many issues and forging an independent path.
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Opinion | Trump's Favourite Field Marshal: How Munir Became The President's Best Man
One needs to understand not just the US President but the remarkable structural symmetry between the two states he and Asim Munir respectively represent.
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Opinion | War Ally To Mere Bystander: Is This The Loneliest Day For Netanyahu?
Israel, the US's closest partner in the region and which lured Trump to take on Iran, was ultimatelt a mere spectator to the ceasefire agreement.
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Opinion | What Happens To Oil Prices If Iran Really Starts Charging A Hormuz 'Toll'?
Iran has not agreed to reopen the Strait, but to allow passage via "coordination" with its Armed Forces. Even the IRGC Navy has said that the Strait "will never return to its former state".
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OPEC+ Makes Symbolic Oil Hike, Sees Long Supply Hit From Iran War
Key producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to increase targets for May by about 206,000 barrels a day during a video conference.
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Pakistan Says It Will Repay $3.5 Billion In Matured Loan Deposits To UAE
Last week, authorities scrapped a blanket fuel subsidy and raised diesel and petrol prices for the first time in nearly a month to help government coffers weather a spike in oil costs arising from the war in the Middle East.
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In Numbers: How Has India Kept Fuel Prices Low Even As Europe Sees 70% Spikes?
India imports 88% of its crude. Why then is it not seeing massive price hikes for fuel and LPG?
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Opinion | The Problem With Trump's Fantasy Of A 'Crippled' Iran
Even a relatively insulated US economy cannot entirely escape the ripple effects of sustained disruptions in one of the world's most critical energy corridors.
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Opinion | Trump's Iran War Is About To Become Someone Else's Problem Soon
Trump's decision to end the war without achieving any of his previously stated objectives will be viewed by many as a cut-and-run move. Some will interpret this as an admission of defeat.
