- A discussion on US oil production often falls into two extreme camps.
- The truth is often something in between, but because of a fundamental change in how credit is going to be provided for US shale producers going forward, it's crippled for life.
- There also are enormous implications for inflation. Since 2010, US oil production has been the key growth driver in the non-OPEC group.
- With US shale oil crippled, this source of growth is gone, and as a result, will result in much higher oil prices going forward, which will boost inflation.
Monday, August 31, 2020
Seeking Alpha - The Death Of U.S. Shale Is Greatly Exaggerated, But It's Crippled For Life
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Bankruptcy,
Oil Price,
Oil Supply
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