Markets grapple with the UAE's shock OPEC exit, while also contending with a host of earnings reports and a Fed decision later today.

OPEC's fourth-largest producer will leave the cartel on May 1, marking the most significant departure in the group’s history as the war changes Abu Dhabi's relationship priorities.

But it will deepen the country’s feud with Saudi Arabia

Just as oil prices are looking stable (albeit higher) due to a ceasefire, the market took another blow as the United Arab Emirates exited the OPEC.

European stocks are expected to open broadly lower on Wednesday as investors react to the latest upset for OPEC and renewed concerns over the AI sector.

Markets grapple with the UAE's shock OPEC exit, while also contending with a host of earnings reports and a Fed decision later today.

Amrita Sen, founder and director of market intelligence at Energy Aspects discusses UAE's decision to leave OPEC and how the justification seems intriguing given the oil supply…

The BBC takes a look in charts at what the UAE's departure could mean for the oil cartel and more widely.

UAE leaving OPEC will have huge ramifications.