Shale companies pumped as much as they could whenever oil prices rose sharply over the past decade. But with the price of crude topping $70 a barrel, they are barely doing enough to sustain U.S. production, The Wall Street Journal reports. Frackers have been forced to rein in spending and live within their means after
Shale drillers holding back production despite rising oil prices
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