Saudi Arabia weighs price war or stability after UAE exit from OPEC+, with Malaysia’s O&G sector poised for mixed impacts.
UAE exit from OPEC+ and USD100 oil boost Malaysia’s energy outlook; Dialog and Hibiscus seen as key beneficiaries.
UAE exits OPEC+, weakening spare capacity control and signaling shift toward capacity-driven competition, raising volatility risks in global oil markets.
The UAE’s departure from OPEC+ effective May 1, 2026, removes a key pillar of market stability as peak demand approaches.
Nations with strategic petroleum reserves may take action and release volumes if the disruption of the Strait risks being extended
Rystad Energy anticipates 2026 will see energy oversupply, low prices, and growth in renewables, refining, and storage opportunities.
OPEC+ will halt output hikes in early 2026 amid fears of oversupply, with Brent prices expected to stabilise.
OPEC's World Oil Outlook 2025 predicts global oil demand will rise significantly by 2050, driven by population growth and non-OECD…
Looking ahead, the combination of OPEC+'s increased supply and U.S. trade tariffs is anticipated to exert negative pressure on the…
OPEC+ plans to increase crude oil output by 411,000 bpd starting May 2025, significantly exceeding prior market expectations.
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