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Gulf Intelligence Podcasts

Gulf Intelligence

Gulf Intelligence (GI) is the leading strategic consulting group in the Middle East focused on the international energy & natural resources industry. The Dubai-based firm uses more than 10 years of operational experience in the region to offer trusted, fully compliant, and strategic advice. The GI consultancy provides expert and hands-on assistance to international clients looking for opportunities or seeking solutions in the Arab Gulf, as well as supporting national energy stakeholders expand

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01:02:43

EUROPE’S INDUSTRIAL COMPETITIVENESS?

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2025/10/10

How to Fix the EU’s Failing Energy Strategy to Rescue Europe’s Industrial Competitiveness?Ravi Bhatiani, Executive Director, The Federation of European Tank Storage Associations

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00:32:54

GLOBAL DARK FLEET

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2025/10/10

The Dark Fleet isn’t that Hard to See so What’s at Stake for Global Trade with this New Normal?Mary Melton, Senior Tanker Analyst, Braemar

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00:59:51

CHINA READY TO LEAD THE WORLD

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2025/10/10

How is China Shaping the World Amid U.S. Containment & Global Crises?Victor Gao, Chairman, China Energy Security Institute & VP, Center for China & Globalization

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00:33:06

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 10th

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2025/10/10

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast featured Danial Rahmat, Caroline Bain, and Andy Laven. Rahmat discussed the Gaza peace deal’s limited impact on Iranian oil exports to China and Iran’s deepening ties with Russia amid economic strain. Bain highlighted geopolitical and economic uncertainty driving gold and commodity prices, while Laven noted oversupply pressures on oil, stable Gulf pricing, and pragmatic OPEC+ strategies amid soft global demand.

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01:06:41

OPEC+ STRONG MEN ERA

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2025/10/10

OPEC+ 2026: What will Hold the Group Together as Producers Move into Winner Takes All Era?FEATURED SPEAKERS:• Vandana Hari, Founder & CEO, Vanda Insights• Ali Al Riyami, Consultant & Former Director General of Marketing, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Oman• Marc Ostwald, Chief Economist & Global Strategist, ADM Investor Services InternationalMODERATOR: • Manus Cranny, Geo-Economics Editor, The National

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00:59:59

SOUTH ASIA | COLD WAR

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2025/10/10

How should India and Pakistan Navigate the U.S.–China Cold War in an increasing With Us or Against Us World?FEATURED SPEAKERS:• Rachel Ziemba, Adjunct Fellow, Center for a New American Security, Senior Advisor, Horizon Engage• Ram Narayanan, Senior Energy & Commodities Executive, India• Osama Rizvi, Energy & Economic Analyst, Primary Vision, PakistanMODERATOR: • Mehmet Ögütçü, Group CEO, Global Resources Partnership & Chairman, London Energy Club

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00:29:35

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 9th

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2025/10/09

In today's Daily Energy Markets Podcast, Ole Hansen of Saxo Bank, Livia Gallarati of Energy Aspects, and Oman’s Ali Riyami discussed Q4 oil market dynamics, balancing bearish sentiment with tight inventories. They examined oversupply fears, OPEC+ strategy, China’s slower demand, and geopolitical risks. Despite forecasts of price softness, speakers noted resilient prices, regional economic pressures, and uncertain 2025 trajectories.

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00:30:21

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 8th

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2025/10/08

In today's Daily Energy Markets Podcast, Alan Gelder (Wood Mackenzie) and Laury Haytayan (National Resource Governance Institute) discussed rising geopolitical risks from the Russia-Ukraine war, Iran tensions, and their impact on oil supply. They examined Russian refinery outages supporting diesel prices, East Med gas prospects, China’s storage buildup, weak petrochemical margins, and OPEC+ output strategy—highlighting continued market uncertainty despite resilient refining margins.

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00:31:03

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 7th

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2025/10/07

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast featured Paul Horsnell (Oxford Institute for Energy Studies), Patrick Coulson (Insights Global), and Marc Howson (Welligence Analytics). The panel discussed a firming oil outlook supported by tight inventories, Europe’s mixed industrial demand, LNG market expansion led by the U.S., Japan’s potential return as top LNG importer, and OPEC+’s gradual production normalization.

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00:32:45

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - October 6th

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2025/10/06

The Daily Energy Markets Podcast kicked off the conversation in Q4 with divided outlook in oil markets: Omar Najia (BB Energy) forecasted higher prices driven by persistent inflation, a weakening dollar, and stalled AI progress delaying deflationary effects. Janiv Shah (Rystad Energy), however, projected downside risks amid oversupply, easing demand, and refinery maintenance. Both noted tightening spare capacity and geopolitical fragility as key factors shaping short-term price direction.

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00:32:19

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 26th

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2025/09/26

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast featured Amina Bakr (Kpler), Ahmed Mehdi (Renaissance Energy Advisors/Oxford Institute), and Max Torres (PetroTal). Panelists discussed Brent’s rally toward $70, geopolitical risks, thinning OPEC+ spare capacity, and uneven inventory trends. They shared insights on OPEC+ cohesion, quota limits, and spare capacity dynamics, while also examining U.S. shale’s slowdown, Latin American supply, Iraq’s constraints, and Trump’s shifting Russia stance.

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00:28:56

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 25th

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2025/09/25

On today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast, oil’s 3% surge on U.S. inventory draws sparked debate over IEA vs OPEC demand forecasts. David Wech (Vortexa) stressed supply limits; Scott Livermore (Oxford Economics) noted resilient growth and Gulf fiscal pressures; Henning Gloystein (Eurasia Group) warned of geopolitical risks from Russia, NATO tensions, and Gaza. Consensus leaned toward IEA’s lower demand outlook.

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00:30:37

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 24th

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2025/09/24

The Daily Energy Markets Podcast featured Peter Maguire (Trading.com), Victor Yang (JLC Network Technology), and David Elward (General Index). Discussions spanned Powell’s cautious rate-cut outlook, gold’s surge past $3,800, oil’s range-bound prices amid China’s stockpiling, and shifting Russian crude flows. Speakers also examined China’s rising jet fuel exports, SAF ambitions, Europe’s transition pressures, and biofuels’ global momentum.

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00:32:25

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 23rd

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2025/09/23

On today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast, Vibhuti Garg (IEEFA) discussed India balancing U.S. pressure over Russian oil with shifting trade and H-1B visa tensions. Neil Atkinson (former IEA) highlighted supply growth versus underestimated demand. Matthew Wright (Kpler) noted resilient freight markets and the “dark fleet” dynamics. Speakers emphasized OPEC+ spare capacity, India’s refining role, and shifting global alliances.

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00:35:56

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 22nd

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2025/09/22

Brent crude hovered near $67 as markets shrugged off global tensions. Omar Najia (BB Energy) saw liquidity fueling rallies across assets, including oil. Rad Al-Qadiri (31032 Associates) warned of U.S. polarization and Trump-era geopolitical fractures. Ehsan UlHaq (Petroleum Economist) noted resilient demand offsetting rising supply. Panelists debated sanctions, MAGA divisions, and whether disruption risks a global economic “snap.”

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00:33:33

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 19th

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2025/09/19

The Daily Energy Markets Podcast concluded the conversation this week with June Goh (Sparta Commodities) discussing why strong demand and Chinese stockpiling may absorb any surplus. Meahile, Bill Spindle (Independent Analyst) highlighted Fed rate cuts, the weak dollar, and U.S. trade leverage. Mehmet Öğütçü (Global Resources Partnership) explored Trump–Putin tensions, Russia’s reliance on China, and rising Middle East flashpoints sustaining oil prices.

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00:32:09

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 18th

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2025/09/18

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast (Sept. 18) featured Nadia Martin Wiggen (Svelland Capital), Walter Simpson (former O&G CEO), and James McCallum (Exergy Group/Strathclyde University). Discussion centered on the Fed’s rate cut, OPEC+ spare capacity (estimated 2–3 mb/d), shifting IOC strategies toward deepwater, U.S. shale consolidation, and China’s stockbuilding role in sustaining prices despite supply growth.

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00:32:49

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 17th

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2025/09/17

David Fyfe, Rustin Edwards, and Bora Bariman discussed Q4 oil market dynamics, highlighting OPEC+ supply, resilient trade, and risks of surplus. Bariman stressed shifting currency flows, gold’s rising role, and Asian demand resilience. Edwards noted Russian refinery disruptions and geopolitical risks supporting prices. The panel also examined Europe’s LNG commitments, U.S. policy pressures, and China’s electrification drive.

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00:33:02

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 16th

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2025/09/16

Laury Haytayan, Iman Nasseri, and Charles Elinas joined host Sean Evers to discuss Israel’s unprecedented strike on Qatar, muted Arab responses, and why markets remain unfazed with oil stuck in a $65–67 band. Speakers highlighted OPEC+ supply moves, Fed rate decisions, U.S. pressure on Europe’s energy policy, and East Med gas dependencies shaping regional dynamics.

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00:37:13

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - September 15th

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2025/09/15

The Daily Energy Markets podcast opened the week with insights from Omar Najia (BB Energy), Brian Pieri (Energy Rogue), and Yan Chong Yaw (Wood Mackenzie). Speakers debated oil’s lack of direction, Fed rate cuts, China’s stockpiling, and geopolitical risks. Views diverged on timing, but all agreed Q4 prices hinge on macro forces, sentiment, and supply dynamics.

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