Reading Time: 4 minutes The earlier world leaders acknowledge that fact, the better it will be for the entire world
Author: Rashid Husain Syed
Toronto-based Rashid Husain Syed is a highly-regarded analyst specializing in energy and politics, with a particular emphasis on the Middle East. Besides his contributions to both local and international newspapers, Rashid frequently lends his expertise as a speaker at global conferences. His insights on global energy matters have been sought after by organizations such as the Department of Energy in Washington and the International Energy Agency in Paris.
U.S., Saudi Arabia in a battle to control oil market
Reading Time: 4 minutes And that will have consequences for the rest of the world
Saudi Arabia losing confidence in U.S. security blanket
Reading Time: 4 minutes Washington is not as important to Riyadh as it used to be
Will OPEC oil price hike lead to a Saudi/U.S. “divorce”?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Ultimately – or after the U.S. mid-terms – the animosity will cool down
Energy-rich Middle East countries smiling all the way to the bank
Reading Time: 3 minutes Putin’s War has lifted the Gulf states out of an almost decade-long economic slump
Putin’s War threatens Germany’s competitive advantage
Reading Time: 4 minutes Limiting gas imports from Russia has thrust the country into its biggest energy crisis since the Second World War
The push and pull of oil demand and supply
Reading Time: 4 minutes Producer and consumer nations targeting a price of around $90 a barrel
Oil once again being used as a political tool
Reading Time: 4 minutes G7 agrees on devising a system that would only allow the sale of Russian oil at below-market prices
Iran nuclear deal a critical piece of oil market’s future
Reading Time: 4 minutes U.S. President Joe Biden desperately needs lower prices at American gas stations, especially in a mid-term election year
Crude oil prices dampening but market uncertainty remains
Reading Time: 4 minutes Weaker-than-expected demand growth means the oil market is likely to remain in surplus into early next year, say analysts