Oversupply concerns continue to plague energy pricing as Crude Futures (/CL) slipped 1% yesterday while still managing to maintain its posture above $50 a barrel which may be tested anew today. A freshly published contradictory report indicates that OPEC producing countries reached over 33 million barrels a day in November with Saudi Arabia stretching to all-time highs in excess of 11 million barrels pulled from the ground daily which casts doubts on real constraint leading into 2019.
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