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Ranger Oil announced that its borrowing base under its revolving credit facility was increased 20% to $875 million. Ranger's elected commitment under the facility remains at $400 million. This is the second announced increase this year for a total of approximately 45%.
Energy stocks are set to open modestly lower this morning, as a reprieve in the rise in oil prices is encouraging investors to consolidate some gains and positions. Corporate news flow is fairly light, while the oil market is digesting news of the JMMC meeting that OPEC+ is “highly likely to agree to an output hike in the range of 600K bpd for July”.
Oil prices fell on Thursday on speculation that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members may boost crude output to compensate for a drop in Russian production. The benchmarks have marched higher for several weeks as Russian exports have been squeezed by U.S. and EU sanctions against Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, action Moscow calls a "special operation".
Natural gas futures are trading just below $9, as summer heating demand is set to pick up and the recent injection season failed to bring storage levels to historical averages.
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