US Deepwater Ban to Slow Gulf Output, Price Impact Limited

Summary
US President Barack Obama's decision to suspend deepwater oil and natural gas drilling activity in the Gulf of Mexico has not brought noticeable impacts to production levels or oil prices. Nonetheless, the de-facto "moratorium" on drilling activity is expected to delay output growth that was previously expected as soon as late 2010.

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