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Oil tanker at sea near the Yemen coast, captured by Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite
Posted inMarkets

Oil spikes to $109 and Wall Street falls as Trump rejects Iran peace deal

by newanalytica17 May 2026

Brent crude surged to $109 a barrel on Friday and the S&P 500 fell 0.88 percent as Trump rejected a proposed framework to ease tensions with Iran.

Bank of Canada headquarters building in Ottawa, Ontario
Posted inEconomy

Bank of Canada signals rate hike risk as oil-driven inflation deepens

by newanalytica17 May 2026

Bank of Canada’s Macklem warned rate hikes are possible if oil prices stay elevated, a dilemma now spreading from Ottawa to Frankfurt and London.

Oil below $65 as OPEC fracture and demand weakness trump Iran risk premium
Posted inMarkets

Oil below $65 as OPEC fracture and demand weakness trump Iran risk premium

by newanalytica14 May 202614 May 2026

Brent crude has traded between $60 and $70 per barrel through May despite the Iran war’s ongoing Hormuz disruption, with the UAE’s exit from OPEC and weak global demand growth suppressing the price that Saudi Arabia’s $80 budget breakeven requires.

Two shocks are reshaping the global energy economy at once
Posted inEconomy

Two shocks are reshaping the global energy economy at once

by newanalytica14 May 202614 May 2026

The UAE’s departure from OPEC on May 1 and the Iran war’s disruption of Hormuz shipping have arrived simultaneously, creating a price environment where geopolitical supply threats are pushing one direction and Gulf overproduction capacity is pushing another.

The UAE quits OPEC after 59 years and sets course for five million barrels
Posted inWorld

The UAE quits OPEC after 59 years and sets course for five million barrels

by newanalytica14 May 202614 May 2026

Abu Dhabi’s exit from the oil cartel on May 1 removes OPEC’s third-largest producer and a member since 1967, freeing the UAE to exploit a capacity gap that has cost it roughly 1.35 million barrels of daily production under quota constraints.

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