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Dan Pickering, Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Pickering Energy Partners, joined CNBC Asia to discuss the impact of tariffs, OPEC+ decisions, and market volatility on the oil and gas sector. He noted that Trump’s tariffs are adding pressure to U.S. oil prices while a rising dollar could dampen global demand. With OPEC+ set to meet, Pickering hopes they maintain production discipline, adjusting only if geopolitical events or sanctions on Iran and Russia require more supply. He described the current oil market as unpredictable, driven by a mix of economic and political factors.
Dan Pickering, Founder & CIO from Pickering Energy Partners, joins CNBC’s Dan Murphy to talk oil prices, and he says OPEC will win the market share war.
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Despite plunging oil prices and investor jitters, seasoned energy investors remain cautiously optimistic, seeing long-term value as Trump pushes for energy dominance and OPEC raises supply.
U.S. tech giants are driving a global shift in climate compliance, pressuring energy and manufacturing sectors to meet stricter European sustainability standards.
Despite Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s assurances of a Trump-era “green light” for U.S. oil production, the sharp decline in Liberty Energy and oilfield service stocks signals deeper trouble for the shale industry amid weak crude prices, trade tensions, and dwindling demand.
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