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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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PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 14th

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2025/11/14

Today’s Friday podcast looks at a market trying to steady itself as fresh policy shifts and changing trade flows shape expectations for the months ahead. Charles Ellinas, CEO of Cyprus Natural Hydrocarbons Co. and Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council; David Fyfe, Chief Economist at Argus Media; and Ram Narayanan, Senior Energy & Commodities Executive in India, break down the IEA’s revised demand signals, the impact of tighter Russian sanctions, and the ripple effects of U.S. tariff moves. With

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00:31:11

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 13th

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2025/11/13

Oil steadies near the low 60s as the market digests the IEA’s sharp turn back toward a more oil-heavy future. Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence; Nadia Martin Wiggen, Director at Svelland Capital; and Choeib Boutamine, Energy Advisor and CEO of Ranadrill Energy, break down what the shift signals for supply expectations, investor sentiment, and the path ahead for OPEC+. They look at the pressure on Russian barrels, the risk of a deeper contango, and why crude may

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00:31:09

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 12th

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2025/11/12

The energy debate heats up as the IEA shifts course, projecting a longer life for oil in the global mix. Neil Atkinson, Former Head of Oil Markets Division at the International Energy Agency; Vibhuti Garg, Director – South Asia at IEEFA; and Ali Al Riyami, Consultant and Former Director General of Marketing at Oman’s Ministry of Energy & Minerals, unpack what’s behind the agency’s change of tune — and whether U.S. pressure is steering the outlook. The conversation spans OPEC+’s production pause,

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00:31:02

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 11th

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2025/11/11

Oil markets remain caught between oversupply and policy uncertainty. Maleeha Bengali (MB Commodity Corner), Andrew Laven (E-Cons), and Jamie Ingram (MEES) discuss whether Brent’s $65 range is a pause or a warning, as weak U.S. data, cautious Chinese demand, and OPEC+ restraint shape sentiment. The panel also weighs the Fed’s next move, Trump’s economic playbook, and the outlook for gold and risk assets. Listen in for clear-eyed market commentary as the year winds down.

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00:33:00

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 10th

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2025/11/10

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast features Omar Najia, Derivatives Trader at BB Energy; Rachel Ziemba, Adjunct Fellow at the Center for a New American Security and Senior Advisor at Horizon Engage; and Marc Ostwald, Chief Economist and Global Strategist at ADM Investor Services International. The panel unpacks the tug of war shaping oil prices into year-end, from the potential resolution of the US government shutdown and OPEC+ supply decisions to China’s import appetite and the shifting outlook

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00:31:49

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 7th

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2025/11/07

Today’s podcast features Adi Imsirovic, Director at Surrey Clean Energy; Mukesh Sahdev, CEO of X-Analysts; and Osama Rizvi, Global Market Strategist at Primary Vision. The panel examined oil’s stagnant prices amid weak demand, oversupply, and OPEC+ recalibration. They discussed sanctions on Russia, U.S. shale’s plateau, AI’s growing role in oil production, and geopolitical risks from Venezuela to U.S.-China trade tensions.

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00:30:25

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 6th

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2025/11/06

In today’s Daily Energy Markets Podcast, Janiv Shah (Rystad Energy) said bearish oil fundamentals persist amid oversupply and weak demand, though refining margins remain firm and geopolitics could lend support. Arne Rasmussen (Global Risk Management) noted 200m barrels of oil at sea indicating overproduction, with $60 a likely price floor. Yuriy Humber (Japan NRG) discussed Japan’s new prime minister, her diplomatic balancing with the U.S., and early economic measures like cutting fuel taxes to ease

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00:29:03

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov. 5th

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2025/11/05

Host Dyala Sabbagh was joined by Clay Seigle (CSIS), Matthew Wright (Kpler), and Peter McGuire (Trading.com). Discussion centered on oil demand resilience, and OPEC+ restraint into Q1 2026. Speakers analyzed China’s inventory strategy, U.S. sanctions on Russia and Iran, Australia–China trade tensions, U.S. output trends, and central bank gold buying momentum.

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00:35:13

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov. 4th

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2025/11/04

In today's Daily Energy Markets Podcast, Sean Evers spoke with Vandana Hari, Bill Farren-Price, and Sara Vakhshouri. Vandana noted OPEC+’s cautious freeze reflects weak demand and fragile balances. Bill highlighted sanctions uncertainty and Europe’s gas dependence shifting to U.S. LNG. Sara discussed Trump’s energy dominance agenda, sanctions on Russia, and AI-driven U.S. demand, with the Gulf emerging as a stable AI hub.

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00:33:56

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 3rd

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2025/11/03

On today’s podcast from ADIPEC 2025, Omar Najia (BB Energy) predicted oil prices will rise sharply, dismissing bearish EIA forecasts and calling current prices “cheap.” Anoop Singh (Oil Brokerage) highlighted Chinese buying and storage as key price supports, while Yan Chong Yaw (Wood Mackenzie) remained short-term bearish, citing stagnant Chinese demand and limited global spare capacity.

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00:31:07

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Nov 2nd

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2025/11/02

Today’s Month in Review / Outlook Ahead edition of the Daily Energy Markets Podcast featured Christof Rühl, Senior Research Scholar at Columbia University, and Bill Zhao, former Managing Director at CPP Investments. Rühl noted that while the U.S. economy remains resilient, deep structural inequalities pose future risks, and highlighted a “supply conundrum” with surplus oil absorbed into Chinese storage, stabilizing prices near $65. Zhao emphasized China’s pragmatic handling of U.S. trade tensions,

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00:32:46

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 31st

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2025/10/31

Today’s DEM podcast featured Brian Pieri (Energy Rogue), Danial Rahmat (Tehran-based energy consultant), and Asif Shuja (GeoPoConsult) analyzing the aftermath of the Trump–Xi “Super Bowl of Summits.” Speakers agreed China holds the upper hand in the ongoing trade war. Discussion covered Iran’s discounted oil exports to China, U.S. shale’s stagnation at $60 WTI, and OPEC+’s delicate supply balancing ahead of Sunday’s meeting.

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00:31:54

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 30th

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2025/10/30

Today’s DEM Podcast featured Jamal Qureshi (Petro Logistics), Gemma Parker (FGE Nexant), and Xavier Tang (Vortexa). They discussed muted market reaction to the Trump–China summit, resilient oil demand despite trade tensions, and a likely supply surplus offset by Russian sanctions. Panelists highlighted China’s slower crude imports, OPEC+’s potential output rise, and ongoing geopolitical risks shaping oil prices around $65 Brent.

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00:34:05

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 29th

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2025/10/29

In today’s episode, Ilia Bouchouev, Walter Simpson, and Laury Haytayan discussed how US FED easing, OPEC+ supply growth, and global geopolitics intersect. Haytayan said market reaction remains muted despite Gaza and Ukraine crises; Simpson highlighted constrained spare capacity; and Bouchouev pointed to investor flows and algorithmic trading as key market drivers amid subdued volatility.

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00:30:35

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 28th

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2025/10/28

Today’s Daily Energy Markets podcast featured Ehsan Ul-Haq, Victor Yang and Bill Spindle. Ul-Haq discussed OPEC+’s cautious stance amid steady oil prices, potential supply gluts, and shifting Russian exports under tighter sanctions. Yang outlined softer Chinese crude imports and stable stimulus, while Spindle examined U.S. election politics, Venezuelan tensions, and Europe’s continued dependence on U.S. LNG for energy security.

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00:33:38

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 27th

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2025/10/27

Brent crude steadied around $65–70 as markets found equilibrium amid global uncertainty. Omar Najia of BB Energy said oil remains undervalued and poised for a strong upswing as investors rotate from other assets. Clyde Russell of Reuters highlighted China’s continued decoupling from U.S. trade reliance while maintaining oil imports from Russia. Jose Chalhoub in Caracas reported heightened U.S. naval presence in the Caribbean as Washington seeks to regain regional influence, with Venezuela’s Chevron

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00:32:31

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 24th

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2025/10/24

Today’s session examined oil’s strong 7% weekly rise amid Trump’s tougher sanctions on Russia. Rad Alkadiri underscored the political volatility shaping markets, Russell Robertson pointed to Middle East producers gaining ground as trade flows shift, and Osama Rizvi noted renewed Saudi–Pakistan security ties and China’s resilience in sustaining oil demand into year-end.

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00:30:35

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 23rd

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2025/10/23

Guest host Mukesh Sahdev led today’s Daily Energy Markets Podcast featuring Neil Atkinson, Ian Nathan, and Narendra Taneja. The panel examined new U.S. sanctions on Russia, their limited immediate impact on oil and gas supply, and implications for India’s energy strategy. Discussion also covered U.S.-India trade prospects, Europe’s stance on Russia, and oil prices stabilizing near $65–68 a barrel.

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00:32:28

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 22nd

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2025/10/22

Today’s episode featured Mukesh Shadhev (Xanalysts), Rahul Kapoor (S&P Global Commodity Insights), and June Goh (Sparta Commodities) discussing India’s potential deal with the U.S. to reduce Russian oil imports. Speakers noted limited refinery flexibility, enduring Russian crude discounts, and geopolitical pressures. They highlighted resilient Russian flows, weak China demand, and strong jet/diesel margins amid enforcement challenges and shifting global trade dynamics.

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00:34:59

PODCAST: Daily Energy Markets - Oct 21st

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2025/10/21

Today’s Daily Energy Markets Podcast (Oct 21) featured Peter McGuire, James Lear, and Omar Al-Ubaydli with Sean Evers hosting. McGuire highlighted relentless equity rallies, bullish gold momentum, and Japan’s new “Iron Lady” leadership. Lear discussed stagnant oil prices near $61, shifting crude spreads, and cautious traders. Al-Ubaydli analyzed fragile Gaza ceasefire dynamics, Gulf diplomacy, and OPEC+ output strategy amid U.S. pressure on Russia.

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