Oil giant BP will need crude oil prices to climb to between $50-$55 per barrel to rebalance its business costs after months of low oil prices cut profits significantly, beginning in the final quarter of last year.
In its first-quarter financial report released Tuesday, the oil company focused on increased belt-tightening as it waits for the oil market to rebalance, hopefully by this time next year, company officials said.
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