Global upstream oil supply summary - October 2017
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Executive summary
- Global supply: 2019 growth robust despite assumption that OPEC continues to curtail output
- US L48: pace of supply growth to slow in 2019; value over volume remains a downside risk in the near-term
- OPEC: base case assumes that OPEC continues production restraint through 2019
- Venezuela: downside supply risk persists irrespective of debt saga
- Kurdistan: Baghdad retakes control of disputed Kirkuk fields
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