Arabs tighten oil control across the Middle East
AP dispatch outlines a growing shift of power as Arab nations increase influence over oil supplies. It traces a long U.S. and industry dependence, antitrust waivers, and import quotas that shaped market dynamics, contributing to a 54 percent drop in posted prices and the rise of OPEC amid mounting production challenges.
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