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UAE Exits OPEC — A Historic Turning Point in the Global Oil Market On April 28, 2026, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) officially announced its withdrawal from OPEC and OPEC+, effective May 1, 2026, ending nearly 60 years of membership. This decision is not just a “big headline” in the energy world — it marks a structural shift in the global oil market, as one of the world’s major producers seeks full independence in production and a new strategy to safeguard national interests. ⏳ Impact on Oil Prices Short-Term: Prices remain high at $110–111 per barrel Hormuz Strait blocked by conflict with Iran Geopolitical risks and Middle East tensions keep oil prices elevated Mid to Long-Term: UAE plans to boost output from 3.2 → 5 million barrels/day by 2027 Oversupply may trigger a price war among major producers OPEC’s control weakens, pushing global oil prices downward

Middle East Crisis Update: War • Energy • Finance (April 16, 2026) The Middle East remains tense and complex, with ongoing battles, fragile diplomacy, and economic ripples spreading worldwide. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and continued attacks across multiple fronts have driven oil and naphtha prices sharply higher, while global stock markets swing in response to peace talk headlines. This crisis is not confined to the region — it reverberates across every nation. Rising energy costs, soaring fertilizer prices, and escalating shipping fees are directly impacting the daily lives of people everywhere. Stay informed with our latest English Infographic, which captures the dimensions of war, energy, and finance in a concise, easy-to-understand format — ready to be leveraged for business insights and strategy. SO OK TRADING