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Oil prices have fallen to around $20 per barrel from $65 at the start of the year.

Oil prices are plunging after Saudi Arabia started a price war against Russia.

America’s second shale boom is certainly drawing to a close.

Where does Opec turn now? Lessons from the group’s history point eastwards -- toward Russia.

The US is close to becoming the world's largest producer of crude and condensate.

The cuts have allowed the US shale producers to lock in margins and plan new investments.

Accelerating crude stockpile declines will require deeper cuts in the short term.