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Floater market sinking

LONDON-based Seadrill, which has just posted a loss on $2.5 billion in write-downs, says more ultra-deepwater floaters have been scrapped over the past 14 months than in the last 20 years combined, but the longer low oil prices persist, the stronger they will bounce back.

Floater market sinking

Seadrill said in its third quarter earnings report that while it sees some recovery in oil companies' spending in 2017 after two significant year-on-year declines, it's hard to see through the fog of current...

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