Oil Producers in Consensus to Extend Cuts, OPEC Members Say
Oil cuts to be extended by six months: Iraq, Algeria ministers OPEC to make formal decision at May 25 meeting in Vienna OPEC and other oil producers taking part in Continue Reading
Oil cuts to be extended by six months: Iraq, Algeria ministers OPEC to make formal decision at May 25 meeting in Vienna OPEC and other oil producers taking part in Continue Reading
Non-OPEC to grow 950,000 barrels a day in 2017, led by U.S. Outlook for non-OPEC now 4 times higher than at outset of cuts OPEC boosted estimates for growth in Continue Reading
OPEC on Thursday sharply raised its forecast for oil supply from non-member countries in 2017 as higher prices encourage U.S. shale drillers to pump more, hampering OPEC efforts to clear Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Khalid al-Falih tried to put the markets at ease by all but confirming that OPEC would extend its production cuts through the end of the year. Continue Reading
When it comes to the oil market, the narrative over the past year, ever since OPEC’s first aborted its meeting last April, has been just one: limit crude supply in Continue Reading
Crude oil prices are slumping, and everyone is clamoring to know: how far can oil fall? Is this a buying opportunity, or is the selloff likely to worsen? Bloomberg recently Continue Reading
OPEC and its cartel of friends must be sweating condensates in advance of their May 25th meeting. The oil price war, triggered almost three years ago, is far from over. Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Khalid Al-Falih said on Monday that oil markets were rebalancing after years of oversupply, but that he still expected an OPEC-led deal to cut output during Continue Reading
Opec and Russia are on course to extend their oil output cuts in an attempt to draw down supplies and bolster the price, with Saudi Arabia saying the cartel is Continue Reading
Prolonging cuts will speed up rebalancing of market: Novak Saudi Minister Al-Falih confident of agreement to extend Saudi Arabia and Russia signaled they could extend production cuts into 2018, doubling Continue Reading