Gate.io 4th November News: Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Eni, the Italian energy company, said on Monday that the OPEC+ oil supply cuts and recent actions taken to ease the cuts have intensified volatility in the energy market and hindered investments in new production. Descalzi said at an industry event held in Abu Dhabi that he expects the severe volatility in the energy market in recent years to continue until 2025. The eight OPEC+ member countries, as well as Russia and other allied countries, agreed on Sunday to postpone the December oil production increase plan by one month. ‘Once (OPEC) indicates that they will release some output, oil prices will immediately fall. Now they say we will postpone it until the end of the year, which has had a significant impact on the market… The turbulent situation is not good,’ Descalzi said. ‘Everyone says we need energy, but in this unstable situation, this volatility is actually unhelpful for investment in new oil and gas production.’
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Petrol şirketi Eni CEO'su: OPEC+ piyasada Dalgalanma'yı artırdı, şiddetli Dalgalanma'nın 2025 yılına kadar devam edeceği tahmin ediliyor
Gate.io 4th November News: Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Eni, the Italian energy company, said on Monday that the OPEC+ oil supply cuts and recent actions taken to ease the cuts have intensified volatility in the energy market and hindered investments in new production. Descalzi said at an industry event held in Abu Dhabi that he expects the severe volatility in the energy market in recent years to continue until 2025. The eight OPEC+ member countries, as well as Russia and other allied countries, agreed on Sunday to postpone the December oil production increase plan by one month. ‘Once (OPEC) indicates that they will release some output, oil prices will immediately fall. Now they say we will postpone it until the end of the year, which has had a significant impact on the market… The turbulent situation is not good,’ Descalzi said. ‘Everyone says we need energy, but in this unstable situation, this volatility is actually unhelpful for investment in new oil and gas production.’