US President Trump welcomes UAE's exit from OPEC, citing potential for lower oil costs.
US President Donald Trump expressed approval on Wednesday for the United Arab Emirates' decision to exit OPEC, stating it has the potential to reduce oil costs. The UAE, a major oil producer, announced its withdrawal on Tuesday.
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US President Donald Trump expressed approval on Wednesday for the United Arab Emirates' decision to exit OPEC, stating it has the potential to reduce oil costs. The UAE, a major oil producer, announced its withdrawal on Tuesday.
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