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Certainty and conviction in short supply among energy execs

The latest Dallas Fed survey suggests that US energy executives are cautiously optimistic about the near-term outlook, but it also underlines how the lack of certainty is complicating investment decisions – particularly for bigger energy producers. All told, the results support our view in our Baseline scenario that the overall US energy supply response to the energy price shock is likely to be modest.

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