Stock Market Today: Dow up 300 points as energy shares jump after OPEC+ oil production cuts

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Saudi Arabia, OPEC+ producers announce voluntary oil output cutsThe Saudi energy minister said it was a precautionary measure to support the stability of the oil market. These announcements are voluntary price increases and profit increases for them to voluntarily make themselves even more obscenely rich. More reason to find alternative energy sources--get off of the Saudi's oil teat and rob them of their outsize influence in the world. OPEC to Biden:
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VIEW OPEC output cuts to roil markets, little room for others to respondA surprise production cut by Saudi Arabia and other Middle East producers has caught the energy industry flat-footed and will lift global prices with little room for a coordinated response by oil-consuming nations, industry executives said on Sunday. If only the us had their own source of crude that they could throttle up to offset these cuts….. F-Opec there weaponizing oil 1.5 million barrels? The US uses over 20 million a day. Compare that to world estimated use and it’s so insignificant to not even be news worthy.
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