Oil producer Oasis Petroleum Inc's capital budget will nearly halve next year as global crude prices plunge.
The company said it expected to spend $750 million-$850 million in 2015. Of its 2014 budget of $1.43 billion, Oasis had spent $1.1 billion as of Sept. 30.
Reporting by Kanika Sikka
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