Join Samira Kawar, Argus Middle East Editor, and Francis Osborne, Head of Forecasting - Consulting, as they discuss:
The reasons behind Opec's decision to maintain its 30mn b/d output ceiling despite a mounting supply glut
Saudi Arabia's role in developing Opec's new strategy of defending market share rather than defending price
Saudi Arabia's bid to drive shale oil producers and producers of expensive reserves off the market
Differences within Opec regarding the new policy of defending market share and allowing the market to find a new price floor
The future of Opec and whether or not it can survive
The challenges that oil producers face as a result of lower oil prices
The question of whether or not Saudi Arabia's promotion of a new strategy that centres on defending market share was politically motivated
The reasons behind Opec's decision to maintain its 30mn b/d output ceiling despite a mounting supply glut
Saudi Arabia's role in developing Opec's new strategy of defending market share rather than defending price
Saudi Arabia's bid to drive shale oil producers and producers of expensive reserves off the market
Differences within Opec regarding the new policy of defending market share and allowing the market to find a new price floor
The future of Opec and whether or not it can survive
The challenges that oil producers face as a result of lower oil prices
The question of whether or not Saudi Arabia's promotion of a new strategy that centres on defending market share was politically motivated
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