美国Shale Oil 强硬得很，这油价怎么上去？# Stock
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美油厂声称40块以上就要重新启动开采。
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-shales-message-opec-above-40-co
U.S. shale's message for OPEC: above $40, we are coming back
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For leading U.S. shale oil producers, $40 is the new $
70.
Less than a year ago major shale firms were saying they needed oil above $60
a barrel to produce more; now some say they will settle for far less in
deciding whether to crank up output after the worst oil price crash in a
generation.
Their latest comments highlight the industry's remarkable resilience, but
also serve as a warning to rivals and traders: a retreat in U.S. oil
production that would help ease global oversupply and let prices recover may
prove shorter than some may have expected.
Continental Resources Inc , led by billionaire wildcatter Harold Hamm, is
prepared to increase capital spending if U.S. crude reaches the low- to mid-
$40s range, allowing it to boost 2017 production by more than 10 percent,
chief financial official John Hart said last week.
。。。。
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-shales-message-opec-above-40-co
U.S. shale's message for OPEC: above $40, we are coming back
By Devika Krishna Kumar
Related Stories
Saudi oil minister to face rival U.S. producers as price rout bites Reuters
U.S. oil production is declining, but how fast will it fall? MarketWatch
[$$] MoneyBeat: Oil Patch Is Getting Drier The Wall Street Journal
Whiting to suspend its North Dakota oil well completions Associated Press
Oil Patch Is Getting Drier --- Big Number The Wall Street Journal
History's Most Powerful Photos Coviral Sponsored
NEW YORK (Reuters) - For leading U.S. shale oil producers, $40 is the new $
70.
Less than a year ago major shale firms were saying they needed oil above $60
a barrel to produce more; now some say they will settle for far less in
deciding whether to crank up output after the worst oil price crash in a
generation.
Their latest comments highlight the industry's remarkable resilience, but
also serve as a warning to rivals and traders: a retreat in U.S. oil
production that would help ease global oversupply and let prices recover may
prove shorter than some may have expected.
Continental Resources Inc , led by billionaire wildcatter Harold Hamm, is
prepared to increase capital spending if U.S. crude reaches the low- to mid-
$40s range, allowing it to boost 2017 production by more than 10 percent,
chief financial official John Hart said last week.
。。。。
