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4 Min Read HOUSTON (Reuters) - A sustained rise in global oil prices has U.S. shale producers pondering something few expected to be considering after last year’s tumble: how to allocate rising cash flows among new production, dividends and stock buybacks. FILE PHOTO: An oil well site in the Eagle Ford Shale oil field in Texas, U.S., May 18, 2020. REUTERS/Jennifer Hiller U.S. shale producers will generate about $73.6 billion in cash from operations this year, up nearly a third over last yea...

US shale ponders the unexpected: what to do with coming cash windfall? Toggle share menu Advertisement US shale ponders the unexpected: what to do with coming cash windfall? A sustained rise in global oil prices has U.S. shale producers pondering something few expected to be considering after last years tumble: how to allocate rising cash flows among new production, dividends and stock buybacks. FILE PHOTO: An oil well site in the Eagle Ford Shale...