UAE plans to leave OPEC, dealing blow to oil cartel
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Andrew England, Verity Ratcliffe
Slow-proofed and worth the wait. Worth its weight in flour.
Summary
The article reports that the UAE is planning to leave OPEC, dealing a significant blow to the oil cartel. This move highlights long-running frustrations within the UAE over production quota restrictions imposed by the group. The decision represents a major shift in the global oil landscape and underscores tensions between OPEC members.
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