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OPEC on Aug. 4 renewed production cuts that are expected to tighten global oil supplies and in turn keep upwards pressure on oil prices which have seen several consecutive weeks of gains recently.
Tim Evans, energy analyst and founder of the new consultancy Evans on Energy, joined the podcast to discuss OPEC’s production policy, the group’s objectives and what that means for oil prices. Evans has offered daily market commentary about the crude oil, heating oil, RBOB gasoline and US natural gas futures markets since 1995. On the podcast, he hits on the economics as well as the politics behind some of the OPEC+ alliance’s decisions, possible tensions brewing within the alliance and whether the US can combat their desire for a tighter physical market and subsequent higher prices.
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