Total
active rig counts bottomed at 404 during the height of the oil - price collapse in 2016.
The active rig count fell by one last week to a total of 935.
The total
active rig count, fell to 857.
Thankfully, the global
active rig count seems to be nearing its nadir after falling for 22 straight weeks.
Not exact matches
The
count of
active oil
rigs fell with prices, but has risen over the past few months, mostly in the Permian.
The
count of
active oil
rigs in the US for the fourth straight week last week and is more than 80 % higher than the low reached in May 2016.
Canada's
rig count additions appears to be leveling off, and despite its large swings in the number of
active rigs on a weekly basis, has roughly the same number of oil
rigs in operation that it had back at the end of July.
What's more, the number of
active North American oil
rigs fell by two in the week ended June 30, from 758 to 756
rigs, the first such contraction since January, according to the Baker Hughes
Rig Count.
According to Baker Hughes Inc., the
active U.S.
rig count has jumped 85 % from a year ago.
Active oil
rig counts continue to fall, and are at their lowest level since August» 99.