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US shale companies, faced with obliteration from the global market, are eyeing an unprecedented step: joining forces with Saudi Arabia and Russia on production cuts. When OPEC and Russian-led producers meet for emergency talks on Monday, “an invitation to US producers is a strong possibility,” a Gulf-based economist told Asia Times on condition of anonymity. […]
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