Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Energy
ECONEWS - An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
News ID: 122 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
Economy
ECONEWS – The global economy is moving into dangerous territory as the two-month conflict between the United States and Iran continues to choke oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, according to an analysis published on Saturday by The Globe and Mail.
News ID: 121 Publish Date : 2026/05/11
ECONEWS – The head of the Energy Commission of the Iranian Parliament has emphasized the measures taken against Iranian oil tankers are illegall and cannot prevent Iran from exporting its oil.
News ID: 101 Publish Date : 2026/05/10
Global
ECONEWS – Global oil reserves are rapidly declining due to the ongoing Middle East conflict and restrictions on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
News ID: 99 Publish Date : 2026/05/10
Japan
ECONEWS – A Japanese-owned supertanker carrying two million barrels of crude oil has successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz after securing permission from Iranian authorities.
News ID: 88 Publish Date : 2026/05/10
ECONEWS – Iran’s oil price at the international market increased by more than $3 per barrel and exceeded $110 per barrel.
News ID: 84 Publish Date : 2026/05/09
ECONEWS – Iran’s oil price at the international market increased by more than $3 per barrel and exceeded $110 per barrel.
News ID: 84 Publish Date : 2026/05/09
