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Was zukuenftige Energiepreise angeht - da kann man die Ansicht der Saudis nicht komplett ignorieren.
Zur Kenntnis wird man auch nehmen muessen dass der Westen nicht mehr die Rolle spielt die er mal hatte:
Zur Kenntnis wird man auch nehmen muessen dass der Westen nicht mehr die Rolle spielt die er mal hatte:
Zitat:What the New ‘Saudi First’ Policy Means for Oil and Power
In conversations with senior members of the Saudi royal family, officials and local business people, it's clear that Riyadh is embarking on what I would call a "Saudi First" energy, economic and foreign policy agenda.
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The signs have been around for a while. Earlier this year, Prince Mohammed, who runs the day-to-day affairs of the kingdom, said he didn't mind whether US President Joe Biden understood his approach. "It's up to him to think about the interest of America," he told The Atlantic. Left unsaid: MBS, as Prince Mohammed is known, was concentrating on the Saudis' interest.
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It's a nation now more focused on Asia and its top oil clients — China, India, Japan and South Korea.
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Such a turn has significant consequences for global economies: Oil prices are likely to remain higher for longer, fueling inflation. For equity and bond investors in fossil fuel companies, it's a sign the boom times may continue. For everyone else, it's a starker picture.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articl...-and-power?
