What U.S. oil shale producers can do well at $45 a barrel? Here’s the take from Goldman Sachs
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OPEC and allied non-OPEC producers have agreed to extend oil production cuts at current levels for nine more months through March 2018. Oil markets, which had been expecting exactly this result for days now, fell on disappointment that OPEC didn’t go further and increase the size of production cuts.
Adding Argentina’s YPF oil producer to my Volatility Portfolio
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West Texas Intermediate was down 2.74% to $48.90 a barrel today as of noon New York time. International benchmark Brent crude was lower by 2.60% to $51.73 a barrel. The drop in West Texas Intermediate brought the price per barrel below the psychologically important $50 level. Oil had already tumbled 5.7% in the last three trading sessions.