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Sun Oct 12

• Oil drop may hit supply growth, keep boom and bust | Reuters: The plunge in oil prices toward $80 a barrel will curtail oil companies' ; spending on new projects, limit production growth and perpetuate the industry' s tendency for boom and bust. High cost projects will be cut first and all eyes are on Canada's oil sands projects. Christophe de Margerie, chief executive of France's Total said last month that $90 a barrel crude was needed to generate a 12.5 percent return on his oil sands plans. The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers to cut its 2015 oil sands production forecast by around 600,000 barrels of crude a day (bpd) to 2.8 million bpd, compared with around 1 million bpd today. "Some of the deep water projects we see in Nigeria and Angola have breakeven prices of $80/barrel or slightly higher," Derek Butter, head of corporate analysis at Wood Mackenzie, said. Oil companies will need crude around $78 a barrel in 2009 to meet dividend and spending obligations, analysts at JP Morgan said.

Thu Sep 25

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Mon Aug 4

• FUND VIEW-Oil may fall below $110, but rebound inevitable | Markets | Reuters: Oil is undergoing a "rational price correction&quo t; and could fall below $110 a barrel in the near term, but a rebound to new highs is inevitable, fund managers at Investec Asset Management 9;s energy fund said on Monday.

Thu Jul 31

• Exxon Production Falls -- Bloomberg.com: Worldwide: Production tumbled 7.8 percent after assets were seized in Venezuela, Nigerian workers went on strike and record prices triggered contract clauses that give oil-rich governments a bigger share of output. U.S. crude futures rose above $140 a barrel for the
• GM, Ford Scale Back Car Leases as Era Ends - WSJ.com: For the Big Three, leasing became a key part of their business strategy -- and the Detroit economy. Leasing new cars and trucks to customers every three years has helped keep their plants humming, and propped up the Michigan economy.

Wed Jul 30

• Oil Settles at Nearly $127 On Drop in US Gas Supply - Futures Commodities Overview * News * Story - CNBC.com: Oil prices shot up as much as $5 a barrel, halting a dramatic two-week slide, after the US government reported a surprise drop in gasoline supplies.
• Speculation in Oil?: I don't think it's quite that simple. I think that a combination of things are happening to oil prices: an influx of financial players into the market has helped drive up prices, but they wouldnâ??t have been able to do that in a...
• Bulls Unfazed as Oil Nears 20 Percent 'Bear' Market - Futures and Commodities * US * News * Story - CNBC.com: As the rout in oil prices nears the 20 percent mark that for stocks would signal a bear market, many analysts offer a word of caution ? don't mistake a healthy correction for the end of a multi-year bull trend.
• Bush pushes Congress to expand offshore drilling | Politics | Reuters: Bush said gasoline prices are high because global oil supplies are not able to keep up with growing demand in countries like India and China, whose economies are strong and whose citizens are buying more cars.

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