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28.04.26 - 21:12
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How the UAE′s decision to leave Opec could recast the Middle East (The Guardian)
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Defection is damaging to Saudi Arabia's prestige – and could strengthen the US hand in the regionThe United Arab Emirates' decision to walk out of Opec is a political as much as business decision, and will reignite the simmering rows between the UAE and Saudi Arabia – which had been covered up by their shared anger with Iran over its attacks on the Gulf states since the start of the US-Israel war on Tehran.In the short term, leaving the oil producing cartel it joined in 1967 gives the UAE the freedom to respond quickly to a long-term prospect of constrained supplies, and to maximise profit. But it is a decision the UAE has considered before, as UAE and Saudi tensions over production quotas have been longstanding. Continue reading......
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28.04.26 - 20:06
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OPEC Faces Rift After UAE Exit | Open Interest 4/28/2026 (Bloomberg)
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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Stocks tied to OpenAI slide after a report of missed growth targets, while oil holds above $110 even as the UAE exits OPEC on May 1. Earnings roll in against a cautious consumer backdrop as confidence edges higher. UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei joins us on the geopolitical shakeup, Mike McKee breaks down the latest consumer data, Atomic-6 CEO Trevor Smith looks at AI data centers in space, and Meredith Whitney warns of cracks beneath the surface of the US economy. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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