Tag Archives: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

Further OPEC+ Production Cuts could be Looming

OPEC+ reversed on Monday this month’s increase in oil production targets and cut the group’s collective quota by 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) for the month of October. While the move is totally negligible in terms of actual supply to the market, considering not only the slight change in the …

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Will OPEC cut Oil Output on Labor Day?

Saudi Arabia’s signal from two weeks ago that OPEC+ could decide to cut production at any time, in any form, managed to lift Brent oil prices to above $100 per barrel for around a week. But this week, fresh lockdowns in China, intensified fears of recession, and guidance that the …

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Oil Recovers on Firm US Demand, Weaker Dollar

Oil prices recovered slightly on Wednesday as data pointed to firm fuel demand in the US, providing respite after a 5% drop a day earlier on fear of demand suffering from increased China Covid-19 curbs and central bank interest rate hikes. A slightly weaker US dollar also shored up the …

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UAE Likely to Support OPEC Oil Production Cuts

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has similar views to Saudi Arabia on the crude oil markets, a source familiar with the UAE’s thinking told Reuters on Friday, as speculation intensifies over whether the OPEC+ group would consider making new cuts to production again. The idea of new OPEC+ cuts, just …

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Oil to Rebound to $125 in Coming Months

Oil prices are likely to rebound to $125 in the coming months due to tight market supply, declining spare capacity and low oil inventories, according to Swiss bank UBS. In a research note on Thursday, UBS strategists said the latest remarks by Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman …

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