US oil majors set for a $63bn windfall as Gulf disruption boosts prices
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Jefferies and Rystad model a roughly $63.4 billion boost in cash flow for US oil producers this year if crude holds around $100/bbl, as Gulf disruption and the Strait of Hormuz closure lift prices; shale names could benefit most, while majors with Middle East exposure face a trickier dividend environment amid a crisis expected to drag on.
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