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HomeRegionOxford study: Return of US shale could derail oil market rebalancing

Oxford study: Return of US shale could derail oil market rebalancing

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DUBAI: The rising oil price could allow for a significant return of US shale to the market in 2022, potentially threatening the rebalancing of the global oil market, according to an analysis by the

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