Opec’s planned output cut unlikely to improve earnings of local O&G players


An oil refinery is seen in Carson, California March 4, 2015. REUTERS

Analysts, who are maintaining a neutral stance on the sector, do not expect the Opec move to improve earnings as the capital expenditure (capex) is not expected to improve significantly.

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