US’ European allies. including England and Germany. have forcefully defended the Iran deal.
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The production growth from non-OPEC countries is still there so I do not expect a price rise in the near future.
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Last week. Exxon won the rights to develop 10 offshore blocks in Brazil.
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Indian companies. both public and private. have invested about $5 billion in US shale assets.
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If a new deal never materializes. the Trump administration or Congress could reimpose Iranian sanctions immediately.
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Over the first eight months of the year. WTI averaged US$49.34 a barrel. while the Henry Hub price per MMBtu of natural gas was US$3.
Read More »Shale Drillers. Oil Sands Producers Need Crude Above $50 bbl for Boom to Last
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The world’s top shale play. the Permian. has shown remarkable resilience amid the lower-for-longer oil prices.
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