United Arab Emirates is set to leave both OPEC and OPEC+ from May 1, marking a major shift in global energy politics. The move could reshape oil production strategies, influence crude prices, and alter alliances within the world’s biggest oil-producing bloc. Analysts say the decision reflects the UAE’s growing focus on independent energy policies and long-term economic diversification.


UAE Announces Exit From OPEC & OPEC+ To Pursue National Interests First

OPEC+ announced it will maintain current oil production levels through March 2026, signaling a cautious approach amid global demand uncertainties and market volatility.


Opec+ Keeps Oil Production Unchanged Through March 2026

OPEC+ has decided to pause any planned output increases and maintain current oil production levels through March 2026. The move comes as the group monitors market stability, global demand trends, and price volatility in the energy sector.


OPEC+ keeps oil production unchanged through March 2026

OPEC+ plans to raise oil production by 137,000 barrels per day in November, signaling a strategic shift to regain market share. The move could impact India’s $137 billion crude oil import bill, offering potential relief to the energy sector.


Breaking: OPEC+ to raise oil production by 137,000 BPD in November

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