In five charts: How UAE's exit could affect Opec's influence over the oil price

By Piri ·

The United Arab Emirates plans to leave Opec, a move that could weaken the group's ability to coordinate oil output and influence prices. The article uses charts to show Opec's membership, production decisions, the UAE's output as a top exporter, and the shift in market power toward non-Opec producers like the US.

Chapters

  1. UAE Exit Signals OPEC's Potential End
  2. OPEC's Strategies to Control Oil Prices
  3. OPEC Decisions and Internal Challenges
  4. UAE's Prominent Role Among OPEC Exporters
  5. UAE Oil Production and Expansion Plans
  6. OPEC's Diminishing Global Influence

Adapted from Jemma Crew.

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