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U.S. Oil Futures Forward Structure Reflects Doubt Over OPEC Restraint

The forward curve for U.S. crude oil futures has steepened in recent days as worries that proposed OPEC supply cuts won’t hold, or even materialize, turned the market’s outlook for 2017 deliveries more bearish relative to longer-term contracts. With the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries dragging out negotiating the terms of a production cap,

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Libya’s Oil Output at 580,000-600,000 bpd, Seeks More From Western Areas

Libya’s oil production is 580,000 to 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) and officials are negotiating with western municipalities to return another 380,000 bpd output from those areas, Prime Minister Fayez Serraj said on Sunday. Libya’s production has been battered by port shutdowns, strikes and protests closing pipelines since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

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Halliburton Swings to Profit as Oil Explorers get back to work

Halliburton eked out a surprise profit in the third quarter as the world’s second-largest oil services company gained business from oil producers that are beginning to ramp up operations following the worst crude-market crash in a generation. The Houston-based company that helps oil explorers drill and complete wells reported net income of $6 million, or

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