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May 4, 2026

Global Economy Faces Volatile Week as Oil Shock and AI Spending Drive Market Risks

Global markets are entering a highly volatile week as investors balance rising oil prices, geopolitical risks, and accelerating artificial intelligence investment trends. According to market analysts citing Reuters data, oil prices remain elevated above $100–120 per barrel, while strong corporate earnings and AI-driven growth continue to support equity markets. However, the combination of high energy […]

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Asian Energy Imports Collapse to Decade Low as Middle East Supply Shock Deepens

Asia is experiencing a sharp drop in energy imports as Middle East supply disruptions continue to intensify, pushing regional markets into one of their most constrained periods in over a decade. Reuters data shows crude imports into Asia fell to 19.39 million barrels per day in April, down from 27.52 million bpd in February, reflecting

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OPEC+ Output Hike Seen as Symbolic Amid Continued Supply Disruptions

OPEC+ has agreed to another modest oil output increase, but analysts say the move is largely symbolic as ongoing disruptions continue to limit actual supply. According to Reuters, the group approved a 188,000 barrels-per-day increase for June—its third consecutive monthly hike—despite the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The increase comes at a time

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Global Markets Stabilize as Oil Holds Near $108 Amid Hormuz Shipping Talks

Global markets showed signs of stabilization today as oil prices held near $108 per barrel, with investors cautiously optimistic about efforts to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Reuters reported that Brent crude rose slightly to $108.36, while Asian equities posted modest gains amid expectations that the U.S. could deploy measures to free stranded

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UAE Defends OPEC Exit as Strategic Shift Toward Investment and Growth

The United Arab Emirates has officially defended its recent exit from OPEC and OPEC+, calling the move a strategic decision aimed at accelerating investment, industrial growth, and long-term economic resilience. Speaking on May 4, ADNOC CEO Sultan Al Jaber emphasized that the decision was “not directed against anyone” but designed to prioritize national interests and

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