H!TchHiker
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1) 3 times in the past 20 years they have reached a production cut and all 3 times they cheated with each other by pumping and dumping oil in the open market.
2) Secondly do not forget that an oil price increase helps the shale producers who were almost out of the game for months due to low prices. So any boost to prices now is likely to bring more shale on stream - and they will probably "hedge" or make sure they are covered if prices subsequently fall back.Shale producers back in the game above $50 a barrel
3) Oil matters are more slippery Iran back in the game, Iraq and Nigeria with internal problems, Russia the biggest Non-OPEC player suffering from low revenues, China consumption not increasing.
2) Secondly do not forget that an oil price increase helps the shale producers who were almost out of the game for months due to low prices. So any boost to prices now is likely to bring more shale on stream - and they will probably "hedge" or make sure they are covered if prices subsequently fall back.Shale producers back in the game above $50 a barrel
3) Oil matters are more slippery Iran back in the game, Iraq and Nigeria with internal problems, Russia the biggest Non-OPEC player suffering from low revenues, China consumption not increasing.