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Cost deflation outlook: upstream sector responds to low oil prices
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Development costs are falling, but the deflation will need to go deeper if investment is to start to flow back into the sector at low prices. We estimate that US$1.5 trillion of investment does not break even at US$50/bbl. E&P companies have been pushing the supply chain to reduce costs, but additional measures will be needed to reset the cost base.
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