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News & Current Events Apr 17, 2026 at 7:23 PM

Saudi's Al-Jadaan says it will take time for oil-producing countries to ramp up output

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TartanGuppy 1 day ago +23
aka "we're not letting the price of oil drop back down too quickly, plenty of price gouging profit still to be made"
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Own-Negotiation4372 1 day ago +7
They need to do the opposite for long term survival. Everyone is moving towards electric cars now due to high fuel prices and fuel security. If oil countries don't drop the cost soon it will quicken that transition. I think oil countries are going to feel a lot of pain soon
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Deriniel 19 hr ago +1
investors and millionaires looking only at the short term profit?madness! /s sadly that's kinda the point,they just want to grab as much and as fast as they can,consequences be damned even if it's the dumb thing to do
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ChadFullStack 1 day ago +5
Big oil looking at record profits from doing nothing. They’ll do anything but reduce prices while crude oil drops back to normal.
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caesarj12 1 day ago +5
Alright boys let's pack it up. We are getting that BYD
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Frank9567 1 day ago +4
Yeah. It's amazing how few people understand how long it takes to restart some processes. That's especially the case for changes in oil well extraction rates. Change flows too fast, and you can cause a well collapse, especially in some of those strata. Then, of course, there's the bombed out infrastructure. That's not getting replaced overnight. It's likely made in Korea or Japan, then has to be shipped back, then assembled, then tested. That might take 6 months to a year. It's not just turning on a tap.
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supercali45 1 day ago +1
Don’t need to ramp up since it’s still closed
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