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30.04.26 - 19:01
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Energiemarkt: Emirate verlassen OPEC-Kartell (Tichys Einblick)
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Mit den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten (VAE) verliert die OPEC+-Gruppe einen ihrer Stützpfeiler. VAE-Präsident Mohammed bin Zayed erklärte den Austritt seines Staates aus der von Saudi-Arabien dominierten Erdölfördergruppe zum 1. Mai 2026. Ein schwerer Schlag für das Kartell: Bis zum Beginn der Lieferkrise von Hormus steuerten die VAE etwa 16 Prozent der gesamten OPEC-Fördermengen bei. Die
Der Beitrag Energiemarkt: Emirate verlassen OPEC-Kartell erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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30.04.26 - 16:12
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Could the UAE′s shock exit from Opec cause an oil price war? (The Guardian)
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A standoff between Gulf oil giants Saudi Arabia and the UAE could cause greater market volatility for years to comeThe conflict in the Middle East has claimed Opec as the latest casualty of war. The United Arab Emirates' shock exit from the oil cartel on Tuesday after 60 years is expected to weaken the alliance, which under the leadership of Saudi Arabia has helped to soothe volatility in the global oil market for decades.Global oil prices reached the highest level in four years on Thursday, rising above $126 a barrel. But as the region grapples with the continuing conflict, a fresh war may be brewing in the international oil markets, which could lead to greater market volatility for years to come. Continue reading......
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30.04.26 - 15:36
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Russia Says UAE′s ′OPECxit′ Won′t Spark Immediate Price War (ZeroHedge)
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Russia Says UAE's 'OPECxit' Won't Spark Immediate Price War
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, quoted by the Russian news agency Interfax, downplayed fears that the UAE's planned OPEC exit will trigger an immediate oil price war and race to the bottom.
"In the current situation, what kind of price war can there be when there is a shortage in the market?" Novak said, adding with the Strait of Hormuz remaining all but closed, "a huge amount of oil isn't reaching the market today, and demand is significantly higher than supply."
Novak said Russia and Saudi Arabia have yet to discuss the UAE's decision to leave OPEC, effective Friday. He reiterated that Moscow has no plans to leave the OPEC+ alliance.
Novak's core message is that the global market is supply-starved as the U.S.-Iran war chokes energy flows through the Hormuz waterway. Large volumes of crude remain physically constrained, keeping global demand above available supply and limiting Abu Dhabi'...
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30.04.26 - 09:24
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Young: OPEC Exit is UAE Taking an Independent Stance (Bloomberg)
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The UAE's decision to quit OPEC has been driven by its worsening rift with Saudi Arabia. Abu Dhabi is now also considering its membership of regional bodies, including the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and is reassessing its role in the GCC. Karen Young, Senior Research Scholar in the Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University spoke to Bloomberg's Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche on the oil market reaction to this move.
Original filename: 20260430_052530_UAE_s_Departure_from_OPEC_Raises_Geopolitical_Questions_Amid.mp4 (Source: Bloomberg)...
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30.04.26 - 07:18
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Trump Argues UAE′s OPEC Exit Could Lower Energy Prices (Bloomberg)
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US President Donald Trump has said the United Arab Emirates' decision to leave OPEC would help lower energy prices, which have spiked due to the war in Iran and continue to climb. Columbia University Senior Research Scholar Karen Young shares her views on the market impact....
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