
With the U.S. oil benchmark now trading at around $53/bbl, resisting the urge to start producing more crude may prove difficult for some U.S. shale producers, say executives including Matt Gallagher, an executive at Pioneer Natural Resources, who said: “There are going to be bad actors [who pursue] growth for growth’s sake.” (Source: Hart Energy)
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