The report analyzes the outlook for global crude production excluding OPEC and US onshore, predicting resilience in Non-OPEC production through 2017 and a call on US onshore growth. It discusses the need for higher oil prices to support US production growth and highlights preferred stocks in the context of a moderate oil price environment.
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