US oil exports may decline in 2025 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic due to China’s retaliatory tariffs on the ...
Distillate fuel production increased, averaging 4.7 million b/d. US crude oil imports averaged 6.4 million b/d, down by 297,000 b/d from the previous week. Over the last 4 weeks, crude oil imports ...
NEW YORK: The US expects crude production to grow by just 320,000 ... poised to reach a record of 13.54 million barrels a day, the annual rate of growth is now projected at 2.4% versus 3.2% ...
it will be via NGLs and natural gas as opposed to crude oil). And perhaps more importantly, plateauing US oil production reduces the likelihood of any OPEC+ disunity and allows the cartel to bring ...
Jan 31 (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil production fell by 122,000 barrels per ... probe into Google 6:08 AM UTC · Updated ago category US dollar ratchets higher as China tariffs kick in; Aussie ...
US crude production forecast revised up Crude oil production in the US is expected to average 13.55 million bpd in 2025, up from 13.21 million bpd last year. The figure is around 30,000 bpd higher ...
US crude oil production in the week ending December 27 fell -0.1% w/w to 13.573 million bpd, modestly below the record high of 13.631 million bpd from the week of December 6. Baker Hughes reported ...
Then there are the oil and gas themselves. Reports about depletion in the shale patch are beginning to emerge increasingly often. This does not mean that production is about to peak anytime soon ...
it will be via NGLs and natural gas as opposed to crude oil). And perhaps more importantly, plateauing US oil production reduces the likelihood of any OPEC+ disunity and allows the cartel to bring ...
US crude oil production in the week ending January 3 fell -0.1% w/w to 13.563 million bpd, modestly below the record high of 13.631 million bpd from the week of December 6. Baker Hughes reported ...
oil companies had no interest in exporting U.S. crude oil, but that has changed. Oil production has grown more in the United States over the past five years than anywhere else in the world ...
Oil prices fell around 3% in 2024, slipping for a second straight year, as the post-pandemic demand recovery stalled, China's economy struggled, and the U.S. and other non-OPEC producers pumped more ...