OPEC Is in Control of the Game, Says Al Ramz Capital’s Shurrab

The transcript discusses the dynamics between OPEC and non-OPEC countries, highlighting OPEC's control over oil supply and Saudi Arabia's leadership in market stability. It also covers recent developments in the equity market, including the impact of Saudi and China market changes, and explores investment opportunities in the underpriced regional markets. The banking sector's performance, particularly in terms of dividend yields, is also analyzed.

What is the main reason for OPEC's current control over the oil market?

• Increased demand from non-OPEC countries

• Limited US oil supply due to transportation constraints

• High production costs in OPEC countries

• Decreased global oil consumption

How does Saudi Arabia's market inclusion impact the region?

• It causes a decline in regional stock prices

• It brings significant inflows and highlights the region's undervaluation

• It leads to a decrease in market volatility

• It decreases foreign investment in the region

What is the expected outcome of China's share adjustment in the market?

• Increased allocation to other regions

• Reduced investment in the banking sector

• Increased inflows to Saudi Arabia

• Decreased percentage of China's market share

Which sector is currently showing strong dividend yields?

• Banking

• Energy

• Healthcare

• Technology

What unusual trend is observed in the banking sector after distribution?

• There is no change in the gap

• The gap widens significantly

• The gap remains open for longer periods

• The gap closes much faster than usual