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Patrick Artus

The central role of US shale oil production

The rise of shale oil production in the United States has led the global oil market to now balance at a price of around 60 dollars per barrel of Brent. A change of US energy policy (as proposed by some Democratic presidential candidates) that gradually end ed growth in or even reduce d shale oil production in the United States would therefore have major implications: A global short fall of oil production; Higher oil prices; Higher inflation; In all likelihood, higher interest rates and problems for bond markets.
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Patrick Artus

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