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A sustained campaign on tanker traffic could have significant consequences for the security of the energy shipping lanes.
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The immediate impact of Abqaiq may have been minor, but the long-term lessons from this incident are bound to become more clear with time.
After the Abqaiq attacks, some analysts believe the market is overlooking rising geopolitical risk.
The oil market’s vulnerability and dependence not just on a single country, but on a single facility, was laid bare on September 14.
Saudi Arabia's third oil minister in three years, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman will be tasked with delivering Saudi Aramco's IPO
Beijing views the capture of the EV supply chain as a strategic priority. The United States can counter this by agreeing to small amendment in the Nation Defense Authorization Act.
OPEC has few choices at its disposal to manage the swelling oil market surplus, most of which are unpalatable.
Weaker demand has allowed traders to shrug off recent events in the Persian Gulf. But a belief that a return to the days of the tanker war is unlikely may be misplaced.
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