How Geopolitical Shocks Are Rippling Through OPEC And The Global Markets - UrduPoint

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Green energy's share of EU production has more than doubled since 2021, and if that trajectory continues, it could further soften oil demand and prices in the years ahead.
54% : Three years on, the EU has replaced much of its Russian fossil fuel imports with alternative suppliers and, crucially, ramped up renewable energy.
51% : They demand an understanding of political risk, economic policy shifts, and global trade flows.
42% : Within months, sanctions and outright bans from the US and EU cut those flows almost entirely.
34% : Prior to the war, the EU sourced a quarter of its crude oil and 40% of its diesel from Russia.

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