"Saudi Arabia's U-Turn on Oil Production Sends Shockwaves Through Markets"
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Saudi Arabia has surprised oil markets by abandoning plans to increase its crude production capacity by 1 million barrels a day, casting doubt on the future of global oil demand growth. This decision, which contradicts previous expansion plans, is expected to have significant implications for the energy market and OPEC's oil policy. The move may also help support oil prices and has raised questions about the future of global oil demand, particularly in light of the potential peak in crude demand before the end of the decade.
- Saudi Arabia surprises oil markets by ditching plan to increase production The Guardian
- Saudi Aramco Abruptly Drops Plans to Expand Oil Production The New York Times
- Saudi Oil Capacity U-Turn Shows Threat From Rival Supply Bloomberg
- Share prices drop for offshore drillers with Saudi exposure Upstream Online
- Saudi Arabia's oil giant Aramco says it will not increase maximum daily production on state orders The Associated Press
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