Thursday, November 27, 2014

OPEC Meeting ( November 27 , 2014 ) - Will OPEC cut oil production in the face of US Shale Production rivaling the Saudis ?


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Oil Prices Collapse After OPEC Keeps Oil Production Unchanged


But, but, but... all the clever talking heads said they wil have to cut...
*OPEC KEEPS OIL PRODUCTION TARGET UNCHANGED AT 30M B/D: DELEGATE
WTI ($70 handle) and Brent Crude (under $75 for first time sicne Sept 2010) are collapsing... as will US Shale oil company stocks and bonds (and thus all of high yield credit) tomorrow.










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19 US Shale Areas That Are Suddenly Endangered, "The Shale Revolution Doesn't Work At $80"


“Everybody is trying to put a very happy spin on their ability to weather $80 oil, but a lot of that is just smoke... The shale revolution doesn’t work at $80, period.







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For The World's Largest Rig Operator, The "Recovery" Is Now Worse Than The Post-Lehman Crash


The last time the world's largest oil and gas drill operator, Seadrill , halted its dividend payment was in 2009, shortly after Lehman had filed and the world was engulfed in a massive depression. Retrospectively, this made sense: the company was struggling not only with depressionary oil prices, but with a legacy epic debt load as can be seen on the chart below. So the fact that the stock of Seadrill collapsed by 20% today following a shocking overnight announcement that it had once again halted its dividend despite what is a far lower debt load than last time, indicates that when it comes to energy companies, the current global economic "recovery" - if one believes the rigged US stock market - is actually worse than the Lehman collapse.







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US "Secret" Deal With Saudis Backfires After Oil Minister Says US Should Cut First


Who could have seen this coming? With oil prices holding at 4-year lows, heavily pressuring around half of US shale production economics, the "secret" US deal (see here and here) with Saudi Arabia to crush Russia via oil over-supply in a slumping demand world appears to be backfiring rapidly for John Kerry and his strategery team. Capable of withstanding considerably lower prices for longer, Saudi Arabia's oil minister Ali al-Naimi proclaimed "no one should cut production and the market will stabilize itself," adding rather ominously (for the US economy and HY default rates), "Why should Saudi Arabia cut? The U.S. is a big producer too now. Should they cut?" With prices expected to drop to $60 on no cut, maybe the "unequivocally good" news for the US economy from lower oil prices should berethunk.




Chart of the day.... and key comment from 11/26 !




http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-26/us-secret-deal-saudis-backfires-after-oil-minister-says-us-should-cut-first


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Which led the Saudi Minister to comment...
"Why should Saudi Arabia cut? The U.S. is a big producer too now. Should they cut?"


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As we wait for OPEC, a reminder how much and how quickly oil has fallen. -34% since June:







: Poorer members of OPEC want to cut output. Richer ones prefer to keep pumping
































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