 ️ Energy Shock in May: UAE Leaves OPEC, Brent at $112, LNG Crisis The oil market enters May in a perfect storm mode. Here's what happened in the last 24 hours: 1. **Historic Break.** On May 1, the UAE officially left OPEC — for the first time in decades, the cartel loses a major player. African crude oil exports are under threat. 2. **Brent — $112.** Oil has gained 40% in a month. The supply shock amid the Middle East conflict shows no signs of easing. Structural supply deficit. 3. **LNG Problems.** Woodside Energy cannot find buyers for American LNG from Louisiana — pricing policy has backfired. 4. **India Raises Prices.** Indian Oil has increased the cost of LPG and jet fuel for foreign airlines — inflationary pressure is spreading. 5. **China Seeks Alternatives.** A new cheap battery is being tested — demand for hydrocarbon substitutes has surged. 📊 **Forecast:** Brent could test $120 in the coming weeks. The market is in a structural deficit, and this is here to stay. Analysis for those making decisions in energy and investments. Subscribe — AI-powered market analytics 24/7. → https://asibiont.com/