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The UAE's exit from OPEC marks a significant shift in global energy politics, ending nearly six decades of membership and removing the cartel's third-largest producer. In an interview, Maleeha Bengali of MB Commodities explains that the UAE aims to maximize oil revenue rather than adhere to Saudi-led production limits, especially amid ongoing regional conflicts. This departure is expected to weaken OPEC's influence, as the UAE plans to increase production beyond its previous quotas, impacting oil prices and market dynamics.

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Interview: MB Commodities' Maleeha Bengali on why UAE just walked out on OPEC

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Middle Eastern stock markets closed on April 5. The Qatar Stock Exchange Index fell 0.65% to 10,160.38 points, showing a long-tail L-shaped trend. The Kuwait Stock Exchange Premier Market Price Return Index fell 0.40% to 9,032.40 points. Saudi stocks rose slightly by less than 0.10%

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Gulf nations are considering a new oil pipeline to bypass the Strait of Hormuz due to rising regional tensions that threaten this vital shipping route. The Strait is crucial for global oil transport, and the proposed pipeline aims to provide a more secure alternative for oil exports, thereby enhancing energy security amid geopolitical uncertainties.

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Gulf Nations Explore New Pipeline to Bypass Strait of Hormuz

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The United Nations warns that the war in the Middle East could erase the economic growth of Arab countries from last year and lead to a severe contraction of the Iranian economy. A report from the United Nations Development Programme indicates that the region's GDP is expected to decline by 3.7% to 6.0%, resulting in losses of approximately $120 billion to $194 billion, which could exceed the entire economic growth of the region by 2025. The report also shows that Iran's GDP may decline by 8.8% to 10.4%, pushing 3.5 million to 4.1 million people into poverty, with the poverty rate potentially rising to 41%

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Crude oil exports from Yanbu have doubled in just over two weeks. It is estimated that even if Yanbu's exports reach the target level, they will only compensate for about half of the Persian Gulf's export losses this month, and the overall export volume will still be about 2 million barrels per day lower than before the conflict

- The global energy transport landscape is rapidly changing due to ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, as Saudi Arabia significantly increases crude oil exports through the Red Sea to mitigate supply impacts from Middle Eastern tensions.  
- Despite doubling the export capacity at Yanbu port in just two weeks, this adjustment will only compensate for about half of the losses from Persian Gulf exports, with around 56 million barrels of Saudi oil still stranded in the Gulf.  
- The long-term trend indicates a shift in global energy supply chains from prioritizing efficiency to prioritizing security, highlighting a revaluation of strategic risk associated with critical chokepoints like Hormuz.

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Under the Hormuz Blockade, Saudi Arabia "Changes Course to Survive," Red Sea Port of Yanbu Exports Nearing 5 Million Barrels Target

Reminder: On March 22, the stock markets of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, and Kuwait will be closed

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At the close on March 16, the Saudi Stock Exchange All Share Index rose by 0.55%, reaching 10,946.26 points. The stock price of Saudi Aramco (ARAMCO.AB) fell by 0.15%, reported at 27.06 Saudi Riyals. Meanwhile, the Albilad China Southern CSOP MSCI Hong Kong China Stocks ETF increased by 1.23%, reported at 11.54 Saudi Riyals

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The Middle East stock market closed on Wednesday (March 11), with the Saudi Stock Exchange All Share Index rising by 0.11% to 10,942.00 points. Saudi Aramco (ARAMCO.AB) increased by 0.97% to 27.16 Saudi Riyals. Albilad China Southern CSOP MSCI Hong Kong China Stocks ETF fell by 0.43% to 11.68 Saudi Riyals

China Southern CSOP Saudi Arabia ETF(QDII)(159329.SZ)

Interview: MB Commodities' Maleeha Bengali on why UAE just walked out on OPEC

Middle Eastern stock markets closed on April 5. The Qatar Stock Exchange Index fell 0.65% to 10,160.38 points, showing a long-tail L-shaped trend. The Kuwait Stock Exchange Premier Market Price Return Index fell 0.40% to 9,032.40 points. Saudi stocks rose slightly by less than 0.10%

Gulf Nations Explore New Pipeline to Bypass Strait of Hormuz

United Nations: The Middle East war may engulf Arab countries' economic growth in 2025

Under the Hormuz Blockade, Saudi Arabia "Changes Course to Survive," Red Sea Port of Yanbu Exports Nearing 5 Million Barrels Target