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28.11.25 - 22:51
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From Oil War To ′Major Non-NATO Ally′: Trump′s Extraordinary Saudi Pivot (ZeroHedge)
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From Oil War To 'Major Non-NATO Ally': Trump's Extraordinary Saudi Pivot
Authored by Simon Watkins via OilPrice.com,
Trump designates Saudi Arabia a “major non-NATO ally,” marking a dramatic turnaround from years of strained relations marked by an oil price war and diplomatic freezes.
In return, Washington expects Saudi Arabia to align more closely with U.S. interests.
The U.S. expects Riyadh to help keep prices within a “Trump Oil Price Range” of roughly $40–80 per barrel.
From the beginning of Donald Trump's first term in office in 2017 to the start of his second term earlier this year, the relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia shifted between tense and downright hostile.
Those years included an Oil Price War, the de facto Saudi leader labelled a murderer, and all lines of communication between the two sides grinding to a complete halt.
However, as Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) sat next to each other at a black-tie dinner at the White...
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04.11.25 - 17:12
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Saudi Aramco CEO: Global demand fundamentals remain strong for oil, gas & coal (CNBC)
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CNBC's Sara Eisen sits down with Aramco CEO Amin Nasser in an exclusive interview to discuss why the strength in oil demand shows no sign of letting up. In China, where they're rapidly shifting to EV's, Nasser explains that the slight decrease in demand there is offset by other sectors in China. He believes oil and gas demand will continue to grow for years to come as he diversifies capex investments across all areas of the business from AI to rare minerals....
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02.11.25 - 18:45
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Opec+ erhöht Ölförderung - Pause im ersten Quartal geplant (DPA-AFX)
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Das Ölkartell Opec+ plant zum Jahresende eine weitere Produktionserhöhung. Danach sollen jedoch die Fördermengen im ersten Quartal nicht ausgeweitet werden, wie der Verbund aus acht Staaten nach einer Online-Sitzung mitteilte.. --- In den vergangenen Monaten hatte das Kartell, darunter Russland und Saudi-Arabien, seine 2023 beschlossenen Produktionskürzungen schrittweise zurückgenommen. Im Dezember wird diese Strategie mit einer zusätzlichen täglichen Fördermenge von 137.000 Barrel (je 159 Liter) fortgesetzt, hieß es. Dies wurde unter anderem mit stabilen Prognosen für die Weltwirtschaft und niedrigen Ölvorräten begründet..
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05.10.25 - 14:31
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Erdöl : Opec+ weitet die Ölförderung aus (Handelsblatt)
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Seit Monaten drehen wichtige Ölstaaten den Förderhahn schrittweise auf. Der Ölpreis ist deshalb zuletzt gefallen. Das Ölkartell Opec+ weitet seine Förderung aus. Im November würden täglich 137.000 Barrel (je 159 Liter) zusätzlich im Markt platziert, wie die acht Staaten unter Führung von Saudi-Arabien und Russland bei einer Online-Sitzung beschlossen. Damit behält der Verbund seinen Kurs der vergangenen Monate bei, frühere Kürzungen der Tagesproduktion schrittweise wieder zurückzunehmen..
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05.10.25 - 14:30
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Saudi Arabia′s Spending Spree Meets Oil Price Reality (ZeroHedge)
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Saudi Arabia's Spending Spree Meets Oil Price Reality
Submitted by Julianne Geiger of OilPrice.com,
Saudi Arabia's grand Vision 2030 ambitions may be colliding with a colder fiscal reality.
Fitch Ratings warned Friday that Riyadh faces rising financial risks as oil prices soften and government spending balloons, threatening the kingdom's plans for fiscal consolidation.
The numbers tell the story: Saudi Arabia now expects a budget deficit equal to 5.3% of GDP in 2025—nearly double its original 2.3% forecast—before narrowing to 3.3% in 2026.
The deterioration comes largely from weaker oil income, Fitch said, with non-oil revenues holding up but not enough to offset the gap. The rating agency pointed to revenue shortfalls and overspending as the main culprits, noting the massive capital outlays required by megaprojects like NEOM.
This week's pre-budget statement from Riyadh signaled a shift toward tighter fiscal discipline, but Fitch noted the tension between Saudi's promises of restrai...
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