Saudi Arabia: Countermeasures to U.S. antitrust bills against OPEC+

31 October 2022

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Summary

After the Riyadh-led OPEC+ alliance decided to cut oil production, the U.S. Biden administration

reportedly started considering issuing antitrust laws against OPEC+.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman Bin Abdulaziz has prepared countermeasures in case the U.S. Congress passes any form of antitrust legislation.

Tactical Report has prepared a 242-word report to shed more light on Crown Prince Mohammad’s major countermeasure option.

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