http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/24/mexico-oil-idUSL2N0GO1XV20130824
Past estimates by the EIA and other authorities proved to be overly-optimistic, as they had expected Mexico to be producing more oil for a longer period of time.
And now with the war in Syria heating up, the unrest in Egypt, the tensions between Iran and Israel over their nuclear program, the debt ceiling crisis, high unemployment rate, and the end of QE and low interest rates just ahead, there’s no shortage of things to feel doomy about. Hooray!
