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Re: UAE to leave OPEC

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My guess is that is this because UAE has ports on the other side of Hormuz and doesn't want to be restricted in their usage by OPEC? Does this mean UAE thinks Hormuz will be a problem for a long time? And what does it mean for oil prices long term?

Re: UAE to leave OPEC

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Is this as a function of the Iranian war?

I think they just want to pump as much as they possibly can to cash out now while they can.

The writing is on the wall for fossil fuels. Even _they_ are doubling down on solar power and switching away from fossil fuel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_in_the_United_Arab...

Re: UAE to leave OPEC

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post #5

My guess is that is this because UAE has ports on the other side of Hormuz and doesn't want to be restricted in their usage by OPEC? Does this mean UAE thinks Hormuz will be a problem for a long time? And what does it mean for oil prices long term?

That would also explain why UAE is oddly in favor of a war in their region.

Re: UAE to leave OPEC

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post #5

My guess is that is this because UAE has ports on the other side of Hormuz and doesn't want to be restricted in their usage by OPEC? Does this mean UAE thinks Hormuz will be a problem for a long time? And what does it mean for oil prices long term?

Hormuz will be a problem for a long time. No one needs insider info to know that. The clowns in charge of our side of the war have made zero progress toward a resolution, and I don't know what will change. My fear is that this will continue for months and then the desperate US will start bombing cities.
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