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Shares of Oil Gas Companies Are Trading Lower Amid Reports Suggesting Saudi Arabia May Raise Output.
Price war again? It is rumored that OPEC+ will continue to increase production, causing a sharp 3% drop in oil prices!
OPEC+ plans to increase production by 0.18 million barrels per day in December, which is part of the process of easing production cuts.
Crude oil product analysis at noon: hurricanes, sanctions, Middle East turmoil, will oil prices make waves again?
Middle East tensions escalate, Brent crude oil futures prices slightly rise... Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt condemn Israel's "aggression"... Hurricane Helen approaching, usa Gulf of Mexico crude oil production greatly reduced...
Libya's supply concerns eased, international oil prices plummeted by 2%.
Signs indicate that Libya may soon resume production, leading to a significant and sustained drop in oil prices.
Shares of Oil and Gas Companies Are Trading Lower, Possibly as the Sector Pulls Back After Rallying on Tuesday Due to China Stimulus Efforts and Middle East Tension. Also, a Report Suggests That Rival Factions in Libya Have Resumed Talks.
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Weatherford International Analyst Ratings
NOV Cut to Sell Equivalent, Baker Hughes Raised to Buy at Wells Fargo
A Closer Look at Schlumberger's Options Market Dynamics
Schlumberger Analyst Ratings
Negotiations to restart the crisis at the Central Bank of Libya, recent warming oil prices may return to decline.
The competitors of this OPEC country's government have differences regarding the central bank governor issue; the stalemate has led to a significant decrease in crude oil production, triggering a tense mediation.
Baker Hughes Analyst Ratings
Energy Continues to Suffer but SA Quant Metrics Highlight Some Opportunities
Oil: The End of an Era – Rabobank
Midday crude oil analysis: OPEC calls for higher oil demand, what will be the future trend of crude oil?
Brent crude oil futures prices fall... China's central bank cuts interest rates and reserve requirements... Hurricane Helen approaches...
OPEC is optimistic on its own: highly bullish on long-term growth in oil demand
OPEC's latest annual outlook predicts strong growth in global oil demand will continue until 2050, but other participants in the market are far less optimistic about the demand outlook.
OPEC is highly bullish on long-term oil demand as IEA sings a different tune.
OPEC is highly bullish on long-term oil demand growth. Not everyone agrees.
Jefferies Maintains Buy on Halliburton, Lowers Price Target to $46
Halliburton Analyst Ratings