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ENERGY: U.S. Gas Looking Better Than Oil in 2025: Roth Capital

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U.S. producers are not signalling intent to boost oil production in 2025 despite Trump paving the way for easier legislation according to Leo Mariani, Senior Research Analyst at Roth Capital Partners.

  • Initial spending indications by U.S. producer’s show “flat to down” in 2025 he said.
  • Oil price weakness against elevated sticky service costs is weighing on budgets but the market for gas production looks more promising he said.
  • “We think there is a decent chance [U.S.] gas does better than oil in 2025,” Mariani said. 
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U.S. producers are not signalling intent to boost oil production in 2025 despite Trump paving the way for easier legislation according to Leo Mariani, Senior Research Analyst at Roth Capital Partners.

  • Initial spending indications by U.S. producer’s show “flat to down” in 2025 he said.
  • Oil price weakness against elevated sticky service costs is weighing on budgets but the market for gas production looks more promising he said.
  • “We think there is a decent chance [U.S.] gas does better than oil in 2025,” Mariani said.