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Earlier this month, members of OPEC+ declared that from November onwards, they would cut their volume of oil exports by two million barrels per day. It is evident that such constrictions in the supply of energy and oil, paired with an increasingly unpredictable climate during the coming winter, may ...

The events of cutting oil supply by two million barrels a day by OPEC+ sent shock waves across the world, ringing a bell of the oil embargo of 1973. What does the future hold for U.S.-OPEC relations, especially U.S.-Saudi Arabia relationship? What is the impact of this energy crisis on the upcoming ...

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