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U.S. shale rig count is flat despite WTI above $80 — producers maintaining capital discipline. This is structurally different from 2014 when $80 WTI triggered a supply surge. The implication: supply elasticity is lower this cycle. Energy sector FCF yields remain attractive vs. the broad market.
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