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NEW YORK, June 24 (Reuters) - U.S. oil executives expect domestic oil production to increase slightly at current prices but said geopolitical uncertainties and regulatory issues cloud their outlook ...

Most oil producers in the Middle East will see their crude oil production surge by double-digit percentages next year, rebounding from this year's shut-ins due to the Iran war and the closed Strait of ...

Most executives expect U.S. oil production to increase in response to the Iran war, an update to the first quarter Dallas Fed Energy Survey stated. Image by Alexey Zakirov via iStock Most executives ...

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Expand Energy Corp., Oklahoma City, expects to grow natural gas production by roughly 5% in 2026 while maintaining capital spending to this year’s levels. Speaking after executives reported Expand’s ...

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Feb 19 (Reuters) - A potential Ukraine ceasefire and the associated easing in sanctions on Russia are unlikely to substantially increase Russia's oil flows, Goldman Sachs said on Wednesday. U.S.

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