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U.S. Shale Steps Up Drilling, But Production Rebound Uncertain
Drilling returns to the shale patch as oil prices rise, but it remains to be seen if this activity will result in production.

Decarbonization Poses a “Political Risk Nightmare” for Oil-Dependent Countries
Oil-producing countries face severe financial and political risk as the world transitions away from oil.

Will Higher Oil Prices Lead to a Return of Reckless Shale Growth?
As oil prices rise, the shale industry assures investors it has learned its lessons.

Energy Transition and the Risk to the Oil Industry
Financial markets have already started to factor in the prospect of peak oil demand.

Oil Prices Rise, OPEC+ Faces Decision
As oil prices jump to 13-month highs, OPEC+ has opportunity to unwind its deep production cuts.

Oil-Producing Countries Could See Trillions in Revenue Losses From Energy Transition
Petrostates remain ill-prepared for the global energy transition, and could see a budgetary gap of $9 trillion over the next two decades.

Change In Washington, But Iran and Venezuela Still Stuck Under Sanctions
Iranian and Venezuelan hopes of a swift loosening of sanctions under the Biden administration are fading fast.

Despite Years of Red Ink, Shale Companies Itching to Grow Again
As oil prices creep up, drillers' instincts for aggressive growth will clash with investor calls for restraint.

Oil Majors Make Cuts, But Risks Only Grow
As the world embarks on an energy transition, the oil majors find themselves at a crossroads.

Oil Rally Stalls On New Covid Worries. Race to Vaccinate Is Key
New COVID-19 restrictions in major economies and a new coronavirus variant raises serious oil market concerns about the next few months.