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Vandana Hari

Vandana Hari is founder of Vanda Insights, which tracks energy markets. She has two decades of experience providing essential intelligence on the energy commodities sector

China hides key oil data, leaving market players guessing

New gaps in official figures make life harder just as Trump increases uncertainty with trade war

Reverting to dirty fuels sacrifices long-term goals for short-term gains

Amid economic challenges, Asia risks regressing on recent clean energy reforms

US-China trade war creates uncertainty on oil demand

Economic slowdown could dent crude prices

Asian oil consumers need a voice at OPEC

China, India, Japan and South Korea must lead the way in winning influence

Iran sanctions -- dreaded deja vu for Asia

China and India must resist Trump, defend their interests and keep oil trade open

Modi must not reverse fuel market deregulation

Pressed to stem rising petrol and diesel prices, Indian leader can tweak taxes

Asian governments must respond to energy revolution

China's new ministry highlights need for administrative reforms

China saves on oil with switch to high-speed rail

Global crude demand growth forecasts may be over-optimistic

Oil price surge brings little cheer to Asia

As a net importer, region faces inflationary pressures and volatility risks

Is OPEC about to make the biggest mistake of the year?

Complacency over extending crude production cuts could cost the organization dearly

Middle East turmoil hands another victory to US oil producers

Kurdistan conflict could mar Iraq's reputation as a stable crude supplier

Is the world's largest crude oil producer cheating on its own reduction pledge?

OPEC report casts doubt over Russian compliance

Crude prices in limbo; ball back in OPEC's court

Cartel's efforts being undermined by the US, Libya, Nigeria and cheaters

OPEC needs clearly defined endgame to tame oil glut

Only patience is keeping a production restraint pact from unraveling

Qatar crisis: Oil supply vulnerability in time of plenty

Crude oil ignores latest Middle East conflict but can't shrug off the risk

OPEC's 'whatever-it-takes' pledge may exact a high price

Imperative for group to continue recalibrating under extension of cuts

Countering shale's revival is a marathon for OPEC, not a sprint

A surge in US output is starting to look more probable

OPEC keeps US shale guessing on cuts -- but the answer is clear

Not extending reductions beyond June would send crude tumbling again

OPEC needs more than disciplined cuts to chart new course

US shale means continual tweaks, broader cooperation crucial for market stability

Saudi Aramco IPO: Will investors buy into the promise?

Appetite for investment will depend on production cuts being enforced

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