RE:RE:RE:RE:div cut...sherry, I’m sure they are. The EIA is now estimating this quarter will be the first quarter in over 10 years to see a contraction in energy consumption. There wasn’t even a contradiction in 2016 when WTI dropped below $30. You have to go back to the financial crisis of ‘08-‘09 for the last energy use contraction.
EIA sees growth, albeit subdued, starting in Q2. I wouldn’t be so sure as each month growth estimates have been shrinking to the point now Q1 is in contraction. GLTA
https://finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/iea-sees-first-global-oil-090000000.html sherry532 wrote: If they asy it is ecnomically warranted, they must be having some plans/options/contigency planning for low commodity price environment!