SLB, like Liberty Energy, revised guidance lower for the coming months, analysts said, as oilfield service companies grapple with concerns over an oversupplied global oil market.
Currently, Stratas Advisors are forecasting that oil demand will increase by 1.20 MMbbl/d in 2024. Earlier this year, OPEC was forecasting 2.25 MMbbl/d of oil demand growth.
A full-blown war in the Middle East could end up with 12 MMbbl/d of oil at risk—leading to high prices and widespread global consequences, according to Rystad Energy.
U.S. LNG projects ranging from Plaquemines LNG Phase 1 to Corpus Christi Stage 3 are set to account for around three-quarters of the global incremental supply coming online in 2025, according to the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Nabors Industries Ltd. will buy Parker Wellbore for 4.8 million shares of Nabors common stock and assume an additional $100 million in debt as OFS companies continue to consolidate following a massive wave of E&P M&A since 2023.
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Geopolitical tensions around the world are an ongoing wildcard for oil prices in the near-term, according to BOK Financial Securities’ Dennis Kissler. U.S. producers will have to pivot off of whatever hand they are dealt.
Similar to last week, Stratas Advisors forecast that oil prices will be relatively flat with a downward bias unless there is another military strike of note.
The weaker outlook highlights the dilemma faced by OPEC+, which is planning to start raising output in December after earlier delaying the hike against a backdrop of falling prices.