Iran wants to see $60 a barrel to rein in shale producers. while Saudi Arabia’s budget needs $70.
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U.S. shale production is going to continue growing strongly.
Read More »Saudis Needs Oil Prices to Rise as High as Possible
Saudi Arabia is undergoing a truly seismic shift in its economy. politics. and society. all thanks to the oil price crash of 2014.
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For now. it does not seem likely that OPEC will emerge as a black swan to the oil market this year.
Read More »Saudi Arabia Believes Producers should Keep Cutting for the Whole Year
The Saudis are seeking a bridge price. to get you where you’re comfortable with deeper reform.
Read More »Russia May Feel Negative Impact from Oil Cut Deal
Oil companies have complained that the continued production cuts interfered with their growth plans.
Read More »OPEC Predicts Higher 2018 Oil Demand. but more Rival Supply
The market is only expected to return to balance towards the end of this year.
Read More »Crescent Petroleum to Increase Production in Iraq
UAE-based firm plans investment of $1b to boost gas production to 500m cubic feet by 2020
Read More »Weaker Dollar Hurts OPEC Countries. Helps Shale
The weaker dollar boosts U.S. exports. supporting shale producers.
Read More »Chevron`s Big Profit
Chevron'.s downstream segment earned $1.3 billion for the quarter. up from $357 million in the year-ago quarter.
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