Crude Futures began slipping in recent days on renewed concerns about the global economic slowdown, and also at a time when OPEC+ began easing some of the production cuts enacted to stabilize prices. Dave Ernsberger, Head of Commodities Pricing at S&P Global Platts, spoke to us about whether this is a risky move, what he makes of major oil producers scaling back exploration activities, and the role Chinese demand and falling US oil rigs play in the broader market landscape.

<p>Crude Futures began slipping in recent days on renewed concerns about the global economic slowdown, and also at a time when OPEC+ began easing some of the production cuts enacted to stabilize prices. Dave Ernsberger, Head of Commodities Pricing at S&amp;P Global Platts, spoke to us about whether this is a risky move, what he makes of major oil producers scaling back exploration activities, and the role Chinese demand and falling US oil rigs play in the broader market landscape.</p>

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