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U.S. Drillers Averaged 8.9 MMBOPD in 2016; EIA Forecasts 11% Production Jump in 2018
EIA forecasts 9.9 MMBOPD production in 2018; predicts Brent to average $54 in 2017, $57 in 2018
In its April 11, 2017 “Short Term Energy Outlook,” the EIA said that U.S. crude oil production averaged an estimated 8.9 million barrels …
Oil & Gas Industry Looks to 2016 for Answers
Survey of Energy Industry Executives and Investment Professionals Focused on the Oil & Gas Industry
In December, Oil & Gas 360® conducted a survey of industry executives and investors. We asked respondents to predict commodities pricing for 2016, as well …
Scotiabank Report: Oil Near Term Could Hit $30
Bank Looks for Commodities Prices to Rebound on “Broad Front” by 2017, Examines 2015 OPEC/Saudi Actions
Scotiabank Economics released its annual commodities outlook today, saying near term WTI could be US$30, based on post-Dec. 4 OPEC oil trading below US$35 …
OPEC Countries: When the Money Runs Out, Then What?
Bridging the budget gap
Lower commodity prices have hurt the economies of all of OPEC’s members considerably, with many of them needing to borrow money to bridge the budget gap. Libya, in particular, is expected to need large loans through …
EIA Lowers Short-Term Price Outlook, IEA Predicts $80 Oil in 2020
Short-term prices likely to remain low
Both the Energy Information Administration (EIA) and International Energy Agency (IEA) released their most recent pricing outlooks for the energy markets today, giving a glimpse into what two of the most widely followed energy …
Executive Search in the Oil & Gas Industry: A Constant Pattern of Change
Who’s searching? An exclusive conversation with David Preng
David Preng isn’t worried about the timing of an oil price recovery, as he knows it is coming.
“We have to drive cars; we have to use trucks and trains to get …
Oil will Settle at $60, Eventually
Economic indicators positive, sideways and negative
Yellen says she expects FED will raise rates in 2015 if employment grows
Bill Gross criticizes the FED’s zero policy
U.S. Bank Chief Investment Officer John De Clue, in a presentation to Denver area …
