OPEC’s end will be a win for humanity and America — another Trump miracle
The article discusses the potential end of OPEC's influence on the global economy, attributing this shift to President Trump's policies. It highlights the United Arab Emirates' decision to leave OPEC to better meet consumer energy demands. The piece argues that this change could lead to lower energy prices and reduced economic burdens for developing nations.
- ▪The United Arab Emirates has announced its intent to leave OPEC to independently manage its oil production.
- ▪OPEC's control has historically led to significant economic manipulation and wealth transfer to certain nations.
- ▪The article claims that Trump's energy policies have weakened OPEC's power, benefiting global consumers.
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Opinion editorial OPEC’s end will be a win for humanity and America — another Trump miracle By Post Editorial Board Published April 28, 2026, 6:39 p.m. ET OPEC’s stranglehold on the global economy is finally coming apart at the seams — thanks in large part to President Trump’s efforts at home and abroad — and the result will be freer markets, long-term lower energy price and less debt slavery for developing nations. On Tuesday, the United Arab Emirates, long frustrated with OPEC’s limits on its oil production, declared its intent to leave the consortium within days to be free to meet consumer demand for energy on its own terms. This is great for consumers, because the production and price of oil should be set by global demand, not by the whims of kings and dictators.
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