Crude Economics
OPEC and Russia Pumping Oil Like There’s No Tomorrow

Ahead of a planned output cut, petrostates are jealously protecting market share.

Crude Economics
OPEC Runs Danger of Crying Wolf

If the Saudis don’t bite the bullet next month, the cartel’s relevance will fade significantly.

Crude Economics
Iraq Has No Interest in Cutting Oil Output

That OPEC production cut is going to have to fall on the Saudis’ shoulders—if it’s to happen at all.

Crude Economics
OPEC’s Big Bet Has a Fatal Flaw

US oil companies are in much better shape than the cartel seems to think.

Crude Economics
American Frackers Already Taking Advantage of OPEC’s Actions

The U.S. oil rig count is rising with oil prices.

Crude Economics
Russia Really Doesn’t Want to Cut Oil Output

Russia’s Energy Minister again poured cold water on the notion that Moscow might join OPEC in production cuts.

Crude Economics
Petrostate Production Soars Ahead of OPEC Cut

The cartel is talking about cuts, but all its members are doing is ramping up their output.

Crude Economics
Russia Wants No Part of OPEC’s Cuts

Venezuela wants Russia to reduce production. The Kremlin doesn’t want to play ball.

Crude Economics
US Shale is the Biggest Winner from an OPEC Cut

If OPEC cuts output this November—a big if—American frackers will be cheering the loudest.

Crude Economics
Don’t Look Now, but the Global Oil Surplus Just Tripled

Will this push petrostates to act in Algiers next week?

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