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Tag: OPEC
The US Could Change Global Geopolitics by Becoming the Top Oil Exporter in 2024
The International Energy Agency forecast that the US could become the world’s top oil exporter by 2024. The report attributes this to “the incredible strength
Venezuela: Let’s Cut to the Chase
Cold War 2.0 has hit South America with a bang – pitting the US and expected minions against the four key pillars of in-progress Eurasia
A Venezuelan Coup could Challenge OPEC+ and Build “Fortress America”
The Bolivarian Republic is experiencing an unprecedented crisis after the US and many of its Latin American allies from the so-called “Lima Group” recognized Juan
A Friend in Need: Russia Agreed to Oil Production Cuts Solely as a Favor to Saudi Arabia
OPEC has been dominating the oil market since its inception in 1960. Together, the members possess approximately 82 percent of global conventional oil reserves and
Multipolar World Order in the Making: Qatar Dumps OPEC
The decision by Qatar to abandon OPEC threatens to redefine the global energy market, especially in light of Saudi Arabia’s growing difficulties and the growing
The Saudi Dilemma: To Cut or Not to Cut Production
To cut and push up prices or not to cut and preserve market share, this is the question that Saudi Arabia is facing ahead of
Is China Turning Trump’s Oil Weapon Against Him?
Usually when referring to the so-called oil weapon, analysts are talking about the decades old policy of major oil producing nations withholding production to tighten
