UAE leaves OPEC, signaling a shift in Gulf oil politics amid Iran tensions
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The United Arab Emirates announced it would quit OPEC and steadily increase oil production, a move tied to rising Gulf tensions from the Iran war and the ongoing choke point at the Strait of Hormuz; with disruptions intact, market observers anticipate a weaker OPEC structure and shifting prices as crude recovers above $100 and gasoline costs rise.
- United Arab Emirates quits OPEC as Iran war raises Gulf tensions NBC News
- Live updates: UAE to quit OPEC in blow to world’s leading oil exporters, as Iran war roils energy sector CNN
- Live updates: United Arab Emirates says it will exit OPEC, while US-Iran negotiations stall AP News
- United Arab Emirates Says It Will Leave OPEC in Blow to Oil Cartel The New York Times
- UAE to leave OPEC amid Hormuz oil crisis, a blow to Saudi Arabia The Washington Post
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