LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia should be able to keep exports flowing after attacks on vital oil infrastructure on Saturday slashed more half of its oil production, but a prolonged shutdown will rattle global oil supplies, analysts said on Monday.
An industry source told Reuters on Sunday that Riyadh plans to compensate the lost production with exports from oil it holds in storage. .
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