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博彩对冲 Chief Opec Correspondent Amena Bakr discusses oil market dynamics with Andurand Capital鈥檚 Pierre Andurand, on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.

博彩对冲 Chief Opec Correspondent Amena Bakr talks with Shoreline Energy International Chairman Kola Karim on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.

博彩对冲 Chief Opec Correspondent Amena Bakr discusses oil market dynamics with Energy Institute Fellow Yousef Al Shammari, on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.

博彩对冲 Chief Opec Correspondent Amena Bakr talks with International Energy Forum Secretary General Joseph McMonigle on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.

Oil markets have been buffeted by price volatility, demand uncertainties and macroeconomic concerns this year. As Opec-plus prepares to meet June 4 in Vienna, what sort of market outlook does it face for the rest of the year? Will fundamentals or the macro environment be the main driver? How are financial players positioning themselves? And what changes in policy, if any, might come from the producer group?

Oil and gas markets have been fundamentally reshaped by the Ukraine war, with sweeping sanctions, new trade flows and the emergence of a parallel market in Russian oil. What should markets expect this year and are these changes permanent?

Energy markets face another tumultuous year in 2023 as intense global geopolitics combine with economic, climate and pandemic pressures.