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ADNOC Warns Gulf Oil Disruptions Could Last Until 2027
It still seems that oil markets are believing their own theories more than hard-hitting warnings from Arab national oil companies.
Summary
It still seems that oil markets are believing their own theories more than hard-hitting warnings from Arab national oil companies. Even with all signs on red, optimism still shows oil prices as depressed, not really reflecting reality at all. When Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company’s CEO, and more or less one of the most outspoken visionaries in the Gulf, publicly warns that oil flows from the Persian Gulf will remain severely disrupted until at least mid-2027, markets, traders, and financials should pay attention and act.
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