From: Business Insider
by Akin Oyedele
he carnage from low oil prices is about to get even uglier.
Conway Mackenzie, the largest
restructuring firm in the US, says that oil drillers will begin shutting
down as soon as the second quarter, followed closely by explorers,
according to Bloomberg's Joe Carroll.
The game changed when on Jan. 5 crude broke $50 per barrel for the
first time since April 2009, when the economy was in recession. Here's
what Conway's John T. Young told Bloomberg:
"When I saw WTI hit $65, I thought we're going to be really busy with restructurings ... When it hit the $40s, I knew we were looking at outright liquidations."
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