Reading Time: 4 minutes Two contrasting scenarios are emerging
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.
Saudis turn their backs on Biden’s request for more oil
Reading Time: 4 minutes The prospects of a global economic slowdown are beginning to hit oil demand
Saudis talk to suitors from all sides as oil market uncertainty grows
Reading Time: 4 minutes Saudi Arabia isn’t ready to ditch Russia
Saudi Arabia still not ready to ditch Russia
Reading Time: 4 minutes An intense tug of war is being waged on the global crude horizon
No guarantee Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia will bring results
Reading Time: 4 minutes Biden wanted more crude, Mohammed bin Salman needed recognition. The visit served both purposes
Does the decline in oil prices signal a coming global recession?
Reading Time: 4 minutes The driver of this bearish sentiment is an overly hawkish response by the Federal Reserve
Without Russian oil, can the world produce enough crude?
Reading Time: 4 minutes Analysts warn that prices could reach $380/barrel if existing penalties prompt Russia to make cuts
No sign of major crude oil price decline any time soon
Reading Time: 4 minutes Bullish pressure on crude oil markets doesn’t seem to be easing
No end in sight for soaring oil prices
Reading Time: 4 minutes The best bet remains to bring sanctioned Iranian oil back to the market
Punishing Russia has upended global economics
Reading Time: 3 minutes We’d be comfortable had oil stayed at US$70. Which would also have meant lower Russian oil revenues