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Uncertainties Loom Over Iran’s Petroleum Contract Despite Revisions
Although revisions to the Iran Petroleum Contract raise questions about the attractiveness of the country’s business climate for foreign companies, the approval represents a major step forward to opening Iran for business.
With Oil Exports at Record Lows, Mexico Forced to Delay Future Auctions
Mexico’s crude oil production has declined for 11 consecutive years, and a recovery is nowhere in sight.
OPEC Bullish on Long-Term Oil Demand
Despite its long-term outlook accounting for expectations that government policies will improve energy efficiency, OPEC sees oil demand, particularly from transportation, remaining on a healthy growth trajectory through 2040.
For Venezuela, Nigeria, and Iran, Domestic Politics Play Out on the OPEC Stage
Last week, statements from the oil ministers of Venezuela, Nigeria, and Iran reflected the significant impact of national politics on minister behavior, contributing to the group’s dysfunction.
One Year Later: Gulf Oil Producers Struggle Following OPEC's Historic Meeting
The IMF has estimated that oil exporting nations in the Middle East and North Africa as a whole will see their current account balances drop from a collective 8.9 percent of GDP surplus last year to a 4.3 percent of GDP deficit in 2016.
Questions Over Subsidies Loom as Indonesia Rejoins OPEC
As Indonesia prepares to be readmitted into OPEC at the upcoming December meeting in Vienna, it faces complex energy policy decisions, particularly in regards to fuel subsidies.
Saudi Arabia Considers Following UAE In Slashing Fuel Subsidies
If Saudi Arabia follows the UAE's example and scraps fuel subsidies, there will be major impacts on both national economies and global oil demand.
