#OPEC

Crude oil is near an 8-year low just as summer travel season kicks off. But with demand collapsing, the cheap gas at the pump may be signaling something darker for the broader economy.

The UAE's sudden exit from OPEC removes 12% of the cartel's output and signals a deepening Saudi-Emirati rift with major implications for global oil markets and Middle East geopolitics.

A nuclear deal with Iran could release up to 3 million barrels per day onto global markets. We break down what that means for oil prices, energy investors, and your wallet.

Saudi Aramco has reduced crude oil supply to Asian buyers for a second straight month in April. What's behind the move, and what does it mean for energy prices, markets, and consumers?

G7 nations are weighing a coordinated release of strategic petroleum reserves. History says the effect is real—but temporary. Here's what it means for energy markets and your wallet.

Middle East producers are signaling output cuts that could push oil past $100 a barrel. Here's what that means for your wallet, your portfolio, and the global economy.

OPEC+ modest output boost overshadowed by fresh US sanctions on Iranian oil shipping, sending Brent crude to 3-month highs at $85/barrel

OPEC reports Q2 oil surplus ahead of crucial OPEC+ meeting on production increases. Analysis of what this means for global consumers and energy markets.

Oil prices dropped nearly 3% on renewed Iran nuclear talks and OPEC+ production pause, signaling shifting dynamics in global energy markets and geopolitical tensions.

The global oil glut 2026 is here. Discover how Venezuela's return and shifting U.S. policies are driving prices down and what it means for global investors and consumers.

President Trump backs Venezuela's continued OPEC membership. Discover how this pragmatic energy policy impacts global oil prices and investment strategies.

The Trump administration claims it can boost Venezuela's oil production within 18 months, despite industry skepticism regarding the country's degraded infrastructure and high costs.