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VENEZUELA’S OIL COMEBACK IS ACCELERATING FAST.
Crude exports just surged +61% YoY to 1.25 MILLION barrels per day the highest level in 7 years.
And almost nobody is paying attention.
Shipments to the US exploded to ~558,000 bpd. India imported 427,000 bpd. Europe added another 169,000 bpd.
In May alone, 67 cargoes left Venezuelan ports.
Since November 2025, exports have skyrocketed +150%.
That’s an extra 750,000 barrels flooding into global markets in just months.
The turning point came after the US eased sanctions following Maduro’s capture earlier this year.
Now Venezuela is targeting 1.37 MILLION barrels per day by year end the strongest output since sanctions first hit in 2019.
This changes more than just Venezuela.
More Venezuelan crude means: Lower global supply pressure. More competition for Middle East producers. And another major shift in the global energy map.
Oil markets are being quietly reshaped in real time.
#Oil #Venezuela #Energy #OPEC #Commodities
Crude exports just surged +61% YoY to 1.25 MILLION barrels per day the highest level in 7 years.
And almost nobody is paying attention.
Shipments to the US exploded to ~558,000 bpd. India imported 427,000 bpd. Europe added another 169,000 bpd.
In May alone, 67 cargoes left Venezuelan ports.
Since November 2025, exports have skyrocketed +150%.
That’s an extra 750,000 barrels flooding into global markets in just months.
The turning point came after the US eased sanctions following Maduro’s capture earlier this year.
Now Venezuela is targeting 1.37 MILLION barrels per day by year end the strongest output since sanctions first hit in 2019.
This changes more than just Venezuela.
More Venezuelan crude means: Lower global supply pressure. More competition for Middle East producers. And another major shift in the global energy map.
Oil markets are being quietly reshaped in real time.
#Oil #Venezuela #Energy #OPEC #Commodities
🚨 The UAE didn't rage quit OPEC.
They planned this exit for three years and are only now letting you know.
That's not a breakup. That's a controlled demolition.
Three years of internal deliberation means this decision survived multiple oil price cycles.
It survived the post-COVID demand surge.
It survived the Russia sanctions reshuffling.
It survived every moment where staying looked like the easier trade.
And they still chose the door.
That timeline is the story most people will skip past.
Impulsive exits can be reversed.
Three years of institutional planning cannot.
Whatever the UAE saw from inside that cartel it was enough to spend 36 months quietly engineering a way out.
Think about what OPEC actually is.
It's a price coordination mechanism dressed as an energy alliance.
Members surrender production autonomy in exchange for collective pricing power.
The UAE just said that trade no longer works in their favor.
The numbers explain why.
The UAE has invested massively in expanding its production capacity at Abu Dhabi National Oil Company.
OPEC quotas were actively capping their ability to monetize that infrastructure.
They built the engine. The cartel wouldn't let them press the accelerator.
Staying was costing them billions annually in deliberately uncaptured revenue.
Now watch Saudi Arabia's response in the next 72 hours.
The relationship between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi inside OPEC has always been the load-bearing wall of the entire organization.
If that wall cracks publicly — every other member starts running their own three-year calculation.
Oil markets are pricing this as a supply story.
It's actually a power story.
The Middle East's second most influential energy player just served notice that the post-1973 oil order is no longer worth defending.
OPEC has survived defections before.
It has never survived one that took three years to architect.
#OPEC #UAE #OilMarkets #Geopolitics #MacroFinance
They planned this exit for three years and are only now letting you know.
That's not a breakup. That's a controlled demolition.
Three years of internal deliberation means this decision survived multiple oil price cycles.
It survived the post-COVID demand surge.
It survived the Russia sanctions reshuffling.
It survived every moment where staying looked like the easier trade.
And they still chose the door.
That timeline is the story most people will skip past.
Impulsive exits can be reversed.
Three years of institutional planning cannot.
Whatever the UAE saw from inside that cartel it was enough to spend 36 months quietly engineering a way out.
Think about what OPEC actually is.
It's a price coordination mechanism dressed as an energy alliance.
Members surrender production autonomy in exchange for collective pricing power.
The UAE just said that trade no longer works in their favor.
The numbers explain why.
The UAE has invested massively in expanding its production capacity at Abu Dhabi National Oil Company.
OPEC quotas were actively capping their ability to monetize that infrastructure.
They built the engine. The cartel wouldn't let them press the accelerator.
Staying was costing them billions annually in deliberately uncaptured revenue.
Now watch Saudi Arabia's response in the next 72 hours.
The relationship between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi inside OPEC has always been the load-bearing wall of the entire organization.
If that wall cracks publicly — every other member starts running their own three-year calculation.
Oil markets are pricing this as a supply story.
It's actually a power story.
The Middle East's second most influential energy player just served notice that the post-1973 oil order is no longer worth defending.
OPEC has survived defections before.
It has never survived one that took three years to architect.
#OPEC #UAE #OilMarkets #Geopolitics #MacroFinance
UAE energy minister says OPEC exit a ‘sovereign strategic choice’ 🚨
UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei has said in a post on X that the country’s decision to leave OPEC and OPEC+ is a sovereign strategic choice based on its long-term economic vision and energy capabilities.
The decision followed a comprehensive assessment of national production policy and future capacity, Al Mazrouei said.
“It is guided exclusively by the UAE’s national interest, its role as a reliable energy supplier, and its commitment to market stability,” he said.
The minister said the move is not driven by political considerations nor does it reflect any division between the UAE and its partners.
“The UAE’s decisions are sovereign, strategic, and guided by national interest, not external speculation,” the post read.
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UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei has said in a post on X that the country’s decision to leave OPEC and OPEC+ is a sovereign strategic choice based on its long-term economic vision and energy capabilities.
The decision followed a comprehensive assessment of national production policy and future capacity, Al Mazrouei said.
“It is guided exclusively by the UAE’s national interest, its role as a reliable energy supplier, and its commitment to market stability,” he said.
The minister said the move is not driven by political considerations nor does it reflect any division between the UAE and its partners.
“The UAE’s decisions are sovereign, strategic, and guided by national interest, not external speculation,” the post read.
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#BREAKING #news #UAE #iran #OPEC
🚨 OIL MARKET SHOCK: SAUDI OUTPUT FALLS TO 1990 LOW 📉🛢️
Saudi Arabia has reportedly informed OPEC that its crude production has dropped to the lowest level since 1990, amid escalating geopolitical tensions involving Iran that are disrupting Persian Gulf exports.
Key impact 👇
• Severe supply tightening from a top global producer
• Rising fears of oil price volatility
• Increased pressure on global energy markets
• Potential ripple effects on inflation & shipping costs 🌍
With Saudi output shrinking and regional conflict escalating, traders are now watching for a possible supply shock scenario in the global oil market. ⚠️🛢️
#OilPrice #OPEC
Saudi Arabia has reportedly informed OPEC that its crude production has dropped to the lowest level since 1990, amid escalating geopolitical tensions involving Iran that are disrupting Persian Gulf exports.
Key impact 👇
• Severe supply tightening from a top global producer
• Rising fears of oil price volatility
• Increased pressure on global energy markets
• Potential ripple effects on inflation & shipping costs 🌍
With Saudi output shrinking and regional conflict escalating, traders are now watching for a possible supply shock scenario in the global oil market. ⚠️🛢️
#OilPrice #OPEC
Iran has, as expected, has seen the smallest decline in output (-11%) since the war started, while production across other Persian Gulf producers has collapsed. Saudi Arabia (-29%) - and to a lesser extent the UAE (-40%) - have been partly shielded by pipeline infrastructure that allows crude exports to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, while Iraq (-63%) and Kuwait (-69%) have taken the biggest hit. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s production continues to recover, reaching a seven-year high, while Libya holds output near a 13-year high. Data from Bloomberg's monthly survey #CrudeOil #MiddleEast #OPEC
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LISTEN: Could OPEC break lead to era of energy volatility?
Iran is reported to have attacked a UAE petroleum site in Fujairah, just days after the United Arab Emirates announced it was leaving OPEC.
As the Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens and oil prices keep rising, could this accelerate the shift to renewables, or are we heading into an era of energy volatility?
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#BREAKING #news #OPEC #iran #UAE
Iran is reported to have attacked a UAE petroleum site in Fujairah, just days after the United Arab Emirates announced it was leaving OPEC.
As the Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens and oil prices keep rising, could this accelerate the shift to renewables, or are we heading into an era of energy volatility?
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#BREAKING #news #OPEC #iran #UAE
World should prepare for energy crisis to last long: Turkish minister 🚨
Turkiye’s Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar says the world should prepare for the energy and supply crisis due to the war to possibly last longer.
Bayraktar told broadcaster TVNet that while Turkiye did not have any supply issues at the moment, certain developments regarding the Strait of Hormuz and the UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC last month added to the uncertainties.
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#BREAKING #supply #OPEC #UAE #TrumpSaysIranConflictHasEnded
Turkiye’s Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar says the world should prepare for the energy and supply crisis due to the war to possibly last longer.
Bayraktar told broadcaster TVNet that while Turkiye did not have any supply issues at the moment, certain developments regarding the Strait of Hormuz and the UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC last month added to the uncertainties.
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🇦🇪 UAE just announced its exit from OPEC and OPEC+, and this isn’t just a headline — it’s a shift that could ripple through global energy markets
The move is being framed as strategic, not political, with ADNOC CEO Sultan Al Jaber making it clear this decision isn’t aimed at anyone — it’s about positioning 🇦🇪 UAE for its own long-term advantage
But let’s be real…
When a major oil player steps away from coordinated production groups, it raises one big question —
Who controls supply next?
Because OPEC+ was never just about oil
It was about influence, balance, and control over price direction
Now that balance faces uncertainty
If 🇦🇪 UAE starts optimizing output independently, it could reshape how supply hits the market and how prices react globally 🛢️
And when oil shifts —
everything connected to it shifts too
Markets ⚡
Inflation 💰
Global trade 🌍
This isn’t just an exit
It’s a signal that countries are starting to prioritize self-positioning over coordination
And in moments like this…
the smartest money isn’t reacting late — it’s watching the shift early 👀
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#Oil #OPEC #Markets #Geopolitics #Breaking
The move is being framed as strategic, not political, with ADNOC CEO Sultan Al Jaber making it clear this decision isn’t aimed at anyone — it’s about positioning 🇦🇪 UAE for its own long-term advantage
But let’s be real…
When a major oil player steps away from coordinated production groups, it raises one big question —
Who controls supply next?
Because OPEC+ was never just about oil
It was about influence, balance, and control over price direction
Now that balance faces uncertainty
If 🇦🇪 UAE starts optimizing output independently, it could reshape how supply hits the market and how prices react globally 🛢️
And when oil shifts —
everything connected to it shifts too
Markets ⚡
Inflation 💰
Global trade 🌍
This isn’t just an exit
It’s a signal that countries are starting to prioritize self-positioning over coordination
And in moments like this…
the smartest money isn’t reacting late — it’s watching the shift early 👀
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#Oil #OPEC #Markets #Geopolitics #Breaking
🚨 BREAKING: UAE Announces Official Exit from OPEC & OPEC+ 🇦🇪
A massive shockwave just hit the global energy market. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially announced its departure from the OPEC and OPEC+ alliance, citing a strategic move to prioritize its national interests.
🔍 Key Takeaways:
The Goal: To optimize its competitive position in the global energy landscape and gain full operational freedom.
Official Statement: ADNOC CEO, Sultan Al Jaber, clarified that this move is not directed against any other members, but is a calculated step to fuel the nation’s future growth.
Market Impact: Expect high volatility in crude oil prices and energy-related assets in the coming sessions 📈.
This marks a historic shift in oil geopolitics. Could we see a domino effect with other nations following suit?
Are you Bullish or Bearish on Oil after this news? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
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A massive shockwave just hit the global energy market. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially announced its departure from the OPEC and OPEC+ alliance, citing a strategic move to prioritize its national interests.
🔍 Key Takeaways:
The Goal: To optimize its competitive position in the global energy landscape and gain full operational freedom.
Official Statement: ADNOC CEO, Sultan Al Jaber, clarified that this move is not directed against any other members, but is a calculated step to fuel the nation’s future growth.
Market Impact: Expect high volatility in crude oil prices and energy-related assets in the coming sessions 📈.
This marks a historic shift in oil geopolitics. Could we see a domino effect with other nations following suit?
Are you Bullish or Bearish on Oil after this news? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
$TST $DASH $LAB #OPEC #BreakingNews #UAE #oil #TradingUpdates
🚨 "Not directed against anyone."
That's exactly what you say right before you blow up the room.
The UAE just walked out of OPEC+.
And their first move was to tell the world don't take it personally.
You only say that when you know everyone will.
ADNOC's CEO Sultan Al Jaber didn't mince words.
"National interests."
Two words that just reshuffled the entire global energy order.
When the UAE one of the largest producers on the planet decides the cartel no longer serves it, that's not a footnote.
That's a fault line.
Think about what OPEC+ actually is.
It's a production agreement held together by trust, quotas, and the quiet understanding that everyone stays in line.
The UAE just stood up and said: we're done staying in line.
Saudi Arabia is now in an impossible position.
Do they cut deeper to defend prices and reward the defection?
Or hold firm and watch the bloc fracture in public?
There's no clean answer and every rival oil producer in the world is watching which way Riyadh flinches.
And don't sleep on the timing.
Oil markets are already shaky. Dollar strength is hammering emerging economies. Global demand signals are mixed.
The UAE didn't exit during a boom.
They exited during uncertainty which means this was calculated, not impulsive.
"Not an attack on anyone."
Maybe.
But when the UAE produces over 3 million barrels a day unchained from quotas
the oil market will feel it whether it was meant personally or not.
#OPEC #UAE #OilMarket #EnergyGeopolitics #Commodities
That's exactly what you say right before you blow up the room.
The UAE just walked out of OPEC+.
And their first move was to tell the world don't take it personally.
You only say that when you know everyone will.
ADNOC's CEO Sultan Al Jaber didn't mince words.
"National interests."
Two words that just reshuffled the entire global energy order.
When the UAE one of the largest producers on the planet decides the cartel no longer serves it, that's not a footnote.
That's a fault line.
Think about what OPEC+ actually is.
It's a production agreement held together by trust, quotas, and the quiet understanding that everyone stays in line.
The UAE just stood up and said: we're done staying in line.
Saudi Arabia is now in an impossible position.
Do they cut deeper to defend prices and reward the defection?
Or hold firm and watch the bloc fracture in public?
There's no clean answer and every rival oil producer in the world is watching which way Riyadh flinches.
And don't sleep on the timing.
Oil markets are already shaky. Dollar strength is hammering emerging economies. Global demand signals are mixed.
The UAE didn't exit during a boom.
They exited during uncertainty which means this was calculated, not impulsive.
"Not an attack on anyone."
Maybe.
But when the UAE produces over 3 million barrels a day unchained from quotas
the oil market will feel it whether it was meant personally or not.
#OPEC #UAE #OilMarket #EnergyGeopolitics #Commodities
🚨 JUST IN
🇦🇪 UAE signals potential exit from OPEC/OPEC+
Sultan Al Jaber says the move would be “not directed against anyone” but aligned with national interests.
📊 Why this matters:
• Could reshape global oil supply dynamics
• Signals potential shift toward independent production strategy
• Challenges cohesion within OPEC+
⚠️ Market impact:
• 🛢️ Oil volatility likely
• Supply expectations may shift
• Energy markets on high alert
🧠 Bottom line:
If confirmed, this is a structural change in global energy power dynamics
#Oil #OPEC #Energy #markets
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🇦🇪 UAE signals potential exit from OPEC/OPEC+
Sultan Al Jaber says the move would be “not directed against anyone” but aligned with national interests.
📊 Why this matters:
• Could reshape global oil supply dynamics
• Signals potential shift toward independent production strategy
• Challenges cohesion within OPEC+
⚠️ Market impact:
• 🛢️ Oil volatility likely
• Supply expectations may shift
• Energy markets on high alert
🧠 Bottom line:
If confirmed, this is a structural change in global energy power dynamics
#Oil #OPEC #Energy #markets
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🚨 UAE's OPEC+ exit may prompt others to follow, expert says 🚨
The UAE’s exit from OPEC+ could prompt other members to follow suit in an effort to break from the cartel’s production restrictions, an expert has said.
“If there is a time to leave, now is the time,” Robin Mills, CEO of Qamar Energy, a Dubai-based consultancy, told CNN’s Becky Anderson. “You might see Kazakhstan leave as well. That’s another significant producer that wants to grow.”
The UAE has long pushed for higher OPEC and OPEC+ production quotas as it sought to expand capacity well beyond the levels assigned to it by the cartel.
Mills said the quotas have capped the UAE’s output to around 3.2 million barrels per day, suggesting production could almost double without its constraints.
OPEC is a group of oil-exporting nations that coordinates production to control supply and set prices. OPEC+ is a broader coalition that includes Russia and other countries that aren’t members of OPEC.
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The UAE’s exit from OPEC+ could prompt other members to follow suit in an effort to break from the cartel’s production restrictions, an expert has said.
“If there is a time to leave, now is the time,” Robin Mills, CEO of Qamar Energy, a Dubai-based consultancy, told CNN’s Becky Anderson. “You might see Kazakhstan leave as well. That’s another significant producer that wants to grow.”
The UAE has long pushed for higher OPEC and OPEC+ production quotas as it sought to expand capacity well beyond the levels assigned to it by the cartel.
Mills said the quotas have capped the UAE’s output to around 3.2 million barrels per day, suggesting production could almost double without its constraints.
OPEC is a group of oil-exporting nations that coordinates production to control supply and set prices. OPEC+ is a broader coalition that includes Russia and other countries that aren’t members of OPEC.
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#OPEC #iran #UAE #BREAKING #news
The United Arab Emirates announced its departure from OPEC effective May 1 as the first crude supertanker successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz in two months, signaling tentative progress in the world's worst energy crisis since the 1970s.
UAE Exits OPEC as First Oil Tankers Navigate Hormuz Since War Began
Which sectors will be most affected?
#Oil #OPEC $CL $Brent #oil
UAE Exits OPEC as First Oil Tankers Navigate Hormuz Since War Began
Which sectors will be most affected?
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🚨 UAE’s Exit from OPEC Sparks Fresh Oil Market Volatility 🌍🛢️
Markets are reacting fast as reports of the UAE potentially exiting OPEC raise new uncertainty across the global energy sector.
Traders are watching closely for possible shifts in production strategy, supply balances, and pricing power in the crude oil market. Any major change from the UAE could impact Brent prices, inflation expectations, and broader market sentiment.
Oil volatility often creates ripple effects across forex, stocks, and emerging markets—making this a key story for investors worldwide.
Will this reshape the future of global oil control? 👀📉📈
#Oil #OPEC #UAE #crudeoil #trading
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Markets are reacting fast as reports of the UAE potentially exiting OPEC raise new uncertainty across the global energy sector.
Traders are watching closely for possible shifts in production strategy, supply balances, and pricing power in the crude oil market. Any major change from the UAE could impact Brent prices, inflation expectations, and broader market sentiment.
Oil volatility often creates ripple effects across forex, stocks, and emerging markets—making this a key story for investors worldwide.
Will this reshape the future of global oil control? 👀📉📈
#Oil #OPEC #UAE #crudeoil #trading
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UAE Exits OPEC What's The Real Story Behind It‼️
The UAE has officially announced it is leaving OPEC effective May 1, 2026. This is a major turning point for global oil and finance.
1. The "Why" in 3 Points:
Production Power: The UAE has built the capacity to pump 5M barrels/day. They want to sell more oil now to fund their future, but OPEC's "quotas" (limits) were holding them back.
Saudi Rivalry: Tensions with Saudi Arabia have grown. The UAE feels OPEC's rules benefit Saudi interests more than their own.
National Vision: The UAE is shifting its economy toward AI and Tech. They want to monetize their oil reserves immediately before the world moves away from fossil fuels.
2. The Impact:
Oil Prices: Without the UAE following OPEC's limits, global oil supply could increase, potentially lowering prices.
Inflation: Lower oil prices generally help lower inflation, which is a positive signal for markets (Stocks & Crypto).
OPEC's Future: The group is now weaker. Losing its 3rd largest producer makes it harder for the cartel to control the global market.
3. The Bottom Line:
The UAE is choosing National Flexibility over Cartel Unity. They are betting that being an "independent player" is better for their 2031 economic goals.
#OPEC #UAE #SaudiArabia #OilMarket #GlobalEconomy
The UAE has officially announced it is leaving OPEC effective May 1, 2026. This is a major turning point for global oil and finance.
1. The "Why" in 3 Points:
Production Power: The UAE has built the capacity to pump 5M barrels/day. They want to sell more oil now to fund their future, but OPEC's "quotas" (limits) were holding them back.
Saudi Rivalry: Tensions with Saudi Arabia have grown. The UAE feels OPEC's rules benefit Saudi interests more than their own.
National Vision: The UAE is shifting its economy toward AI and Tech. They want to monetize their oil reserves immediately before the world moves away from fossil fuels.
2. The Impact:
Oil Prices: Without the UAE following OPEC's limits, global oil supply could increase, potentially lowering prices.
Inflation: Lower oil prices generally help lower inflation, which is a positive signal for markets (Stocks & Crypto).
OPEC's Future: The group is now weaker. Losing its 3rd largest producer makes it harder for the cartel to control the global market.
3. The Bottom Line:
The UAE is choosing National Flexibility over Cartel Unity. They are betting that being an "independent player" is better for their 2031 economic goals.
#OPEC #UAE #SaudiArabia #OilMarket #GlobalEconomy
🚨 Trump is Crushing OPEC! 🚨
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett just dropped a bombshell: President Donald Trump is effectively countering OPEC’s influence!
As long as the Strait of Hormuz stays open, oil prices could drop significantly. Hassett hinted that once the situation stabilizes, oil will “flow like a river” due to massive spare capacity.
According to NS3.AI, Hassett also praised the strength of today’s US GDP data — the American economy is standing strong! 💪
Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh made it clear: future Fed decisions will be strictly data-dependent — no guarantees, only cold hard numbers.
Market takeaway:
Expect major volatility in oil. Trump is playing hard for lower energy prices.
Get ready, traders! This could create excellent opportunities for shorts or bounce longs.
Who’s already positioned in oil? Drop your thoughts below 👇
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White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett just dropped a bombshell: President Donald Trump is effectively countering OPEC’s influence!
As long as the Strait of Hormuz stays open, oil prices could drop significantly. Hassett hinted that once the situation stabilizes, oil will “flow like a river” due to massive spare capacity.
According to NS3.AI, Hassett also praised the strength of today’s US GDP data — the American economy is standing strong! 💪
Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh made it clear: future Fed decisions will be strictly data-dependent — no guarantees, only cold hard numbers.
Market takeaway:
Expect major volatility in oil. Trump is playing hard for lower energy prices.
Get ready, traders! This could create excellent opportunities for shorts or bounce longs.
Who’s already positioned in oil? Drop your thoughts below 👇
#Trump #Oil #OPEC #CrudeOil #BinanceSquare $MEGA
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