Time will tell if oil price stability, or even an increase, will result from actions by OPEC+ and other producers. Newly updated data on oil production from non-OPEC members, coupled with a strategic move by troubled upstream players, should figure prominently in the oil and gas market this week, according to a Rigzone panel of informed market-watchers. Find out more, as well as other market expectations, below. Tom Seng, Assistant Professor of Energy Business at University of Tulsa’s Collins College of Business: The OPEC+ cuts took effect Friday and several major producers have also announced production curtailments. Only time will tell if the sum total of all these cuts will stabilize, or even raise, oil prices. Most oil in the U.S. cannot be economically produced for less than $35 per barrel. Andrew Goldstein, President, Atlas Commodities LLC: I would look for resistance between $20 and $21 in the June […]