Oil Market Resilience: U.S. Boom and Supply Tightness Counter OPEC's Pricing Power

The U.S. oil boom has weakened OPEC's pricing power as American producers flood the market, increasing competition and reducing the influence of the oil cartel. With the surge in shale oil production, the United States has become a major player in the global oil market, challenging OPEC's ability to control prices. This shift in dynamics has significant implications for the future of the oil industry and global energy markets.