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Recent developments in the oil market, including OPEC+'s production increases and renewed sanctions on Iranian oil, have raised questions about the break-even prices needed for various countries and companies to maintain profitability. While government-controlled producers need significantly higher prices to balance their budgets, U.S. companies have a wider range of break-even costs, with some able to operate at much lower prices due to their innovative practices. As uncertainties loom in the global economy, oil prices are expected to stay within a narrow range, potentially easing inflation but facing interruptions from geopolitical tensions.
Source: YAHOO