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A Return of Fuel Subsidies Follows Rise in Oil Prices
The return of fuel subsidies in several emerging market countries may keep oil demand growth on track, muting the price effect on consumer behavior.

How Will Indonesia’s Oil Industry Fare After OPEC Suspension?
Even though Indonesia returned to the OPEC cartel for just one year, the country was able to strategically make its membership work to its advantage by securing large investments in its upstream resources after struggling to do so for some time.

OPEC, Far from Dead, Agrees to Major Cut, Sparks Market Rally
OPEC agrees to its first production cut in eight years, reminding the market of its enormous power, but the ultimate impact of the cartel's action is far from certain.

The Fuse: Our Top Ten Stories of 2015
Since the launch of The Fuse in June, we’ve published over 300 stories, infographics, and videos, commenting on global energy markets as they proceed further into uncharted territory. Here are ten standout pieces.

OPEC Fails in Effort to Establish New Production Ceiling
Despite the oversupply in the global oil market, members did not agree to any supply cut at its meeting on Friday in Vienna, as the group is continuing with its Saudi-led strategy of fighting for market share, agreed upon last year, instead of throttling back to shore up prices.

Questions Over Subsidies Loom as Indonesia Rejoins OPEC
As Indonesia prepares to be readmitted into OPEC at the upcoming December meeting in Vienna, it faces complex energy policy decisions, particularly in regards to fuel subsidies.