US and Canadian rig counts see minor declines

Monday, 03 March 2014 00:27:49 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

Baker Hughes reported that for the week ending February 28, the US rig count decreased by two to 1,769, following a seven-rig increase the previous week.  The rig count is still up by 12 from 1,757 rigs during the same week a year ago.  The oil rig count increased by five to 1,430, whereas the gas rig count decreased by seven to 335.

Meanwhile, the Canadian rig count decreased by six in the week ending February 28 to reach 626, following an eight-rig increase the week before.  However, the Canadian rig count is still down 29 from 655 rigs during the same week a year ago.


Similar articles

US and Canadian rig counts decline week-on-week

26 Apr | Steel News

Local Chinese steel pipe prices stable or up slightly

25 Apr | Tube and Pipe

Saudi Arabia’s Al Yamamah Steel begins production at newly expanded Jeddah pipe plant

25 Apr | Steel News

Japanese crude steel output up 2.9 percent in March from February

23 Apr | Steel News

US structural pipe and tube exports up 9.9 percent in February

22 Apr | Steel News

US rig count increases slightly while Canadian count plunges again

19 Apr | Steel News

US structural pipe and tube imports down 6.5 percent in February

19 Apr | Steel News

Local Chinese steel pipe prices fluctuate slightly or move sideways

19 Apr | Tube and Pipe

Turkey’s welded pipe exports up 26.3 percent in January-February

17 Apr | Steel News

Austria’s Benteler Steel/Tube to build HR seamless steel tubes threading facility in US

17 Apr | Steel News