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Energy think-tank believes global demand will surge to 101.6mn barrels a day despite record prices
More output from the kingdom and allied producers is overshadowed by potential loss from Russia
Deal comes amid easing of tensions between White House and Saudi leadership
Energy ministers call for ‘responsible’ action after war in Ukraine fuels surging crude prices
Amin Nasser tells FT the west needs to continue investing in oil and gas until renewables can address disruptions
Oil group’s production quotas set to expire in three months and Russian output is falling
Group agrees to 432,000 barrels a day increase amid growing international boycott on crude imports from Moscow
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Gulf state reaffirms loyalty to group hours after its US ambassador said it favoured higher output
Crude prices have surged after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignited worries over supplies
Prices surge despite extra supplies as banks and shipowners refuse to handle Russian crude
White House weighs voter anger on rising costs against pledge to lead clean energy transition
Cartel to raise output quota by 400,000 barrels a day in March, the eighth straight monthly rise
Goldman Sachs expects Brent to reach $100 a barrel in the third quarter of 2022
Benchmarks have climbed in recent weeks, leading some to predict that crude could top $100 in 2022
Cartel has gradually increased production to replace output cut at start of pandemic
A faster than expected pick-up in demand this year looks unlikely to be repeated in 2022
Delivery of another 400,000 b/d is ‘win for the White House’ fighting petrol price rise
Plus, crude volatility is back and renewable investments need more juice
Plus, analysts’ predictions for this week’s Opec+ decision
Cartel and allies reject US call to help tame rising oil prices
Plus, the debate about who should be paying for global decarbonisation
Costs at the pump have risen 40 per cent since Biden came to power, fuelling inflation anxiety
Plus, how emerging markets are especially hard hit by fuel price surges and one sign oil and gas companies have their eye on climate
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