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Crude Oil Forecast: Iran Nuclear Deal Nears, Oil Bulls Unwind

Iran nuclear deal optimism sparks pullback in crude oil prices, but unlikely to derail outlook

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Saudi Arabia Must Prepare For More Attacks On Its Oil Industry

OilPrice.com just after the last major attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities on 14 September 2019, there are many positive aspects from Iran’s perspective in pursuing such a strategy. If it had not been for Iran’s uncertainty about how former U.S. President Donald Trump might have reacted in the run-up to presidential elections in 2020 then there might well have been more such attacks before those most recently launched on 4 and 7 March. “Although major direct action against Iran by the U.S. [for the 14 September attacks on Saudi Arabia was not taken at the time – with planned strikes against Iranian targets vetoed in the Oval Office due to Trump’s concern about the possible number of civilian casualties – Iran did pay the price later with the [3 January 2020] assassination of [Major General] Qasem Soleimani who was the mastermind behind Iran’s foreign military and clandestine operations,” a source who has worked closely with Iran’s government told OilPrice.com las

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Oil Rally Halted As European Vaccination Campaign Stalls

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South Africa Hopes To Become The Next Big Shale Success Story

Premium Content South Africa Hopes To Become The Next Big Shale Success Story By Haley Zaremba - Mar 15, 2021, 2:00 PM CDT It’s been nearly a decade since South Africa lifted a freeze on shale gas exploration, but the resource-rich nation’s potential ensuing shale revolution never quite materialized. Much attention and expectations have been bestowed upon the vast, semi-desert region called the Karoo basin, but a series of studies on the potential shale play over the past decade have shown increasingly disappointing results for prospective drillers. Back in 2017, in an article in The Conversation delightfully titled “Shale gas in South Africa: game-changer or damp squib?,” seemed to lean far toward the damp squib end of the spectrum, pointing out that recent estimates had shown the upper limit of gas reserves in the Central Karoo as discouragingly low around 20 trillion cubic feet (tcf) what the author referred to as “trillion cubic feet (tcf).” In fact, it�

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15Mar2021 Pre-Market Commentary: SP 500 Futures, World Stocks Rise With Yields Clinging To 13 Month Highs Ahead Of FOMC, DOW Up 71 Points, Bitcoin Hits $60,000 In Record High, Now 56200, Nasdaq -0 1%

15Mar2021 Pre-Market Commentary: SP 500 Futures, World Stocks Rise With Yields Clinging To 13 Month Highs Ahead Of FOMC, DOW Up 71 Points, Bitcoin Hits $60,000 In Record High, Now 56200, Nasdaq -0 1%
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