Jefferies lowered its Brent estimate to $57 per barrel from $64 in 2018, to $60 from $67 in 2019, and to $65 from $70 in 2020. The market appears to be adequately supplied in the near term, but depleting proved developed reserves and shrinking spare capacity should support rising longer-term price assumption, analyst Michael Hsu tells investors in a research note. To reflect the reduced forecast, the analyst cut his price targets for names in the Exploration & Production space. Target cuts include Buy-rated Carrizo Oil & Gas (CRZO) to $25 from $32, Buy-rated Continental Resources (CLR) to $42 from $52, Buy-rated Newfield Exploration (NFX) to $40 from $46, Buy-rated Noble Energy (NBL) to $32 from $36, Buy-rated Oasis Petroleum (OAS) to $13 from $16, Buy-rated Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) to $171 from $192 and Buy-rated Range Resources (RRC) to $36 from $37.