Pisani: Lots Of 'Skepticism' Surrounding OPEC Agreement

According to CNBC's Bob Pisani, there is a lot of "skepticism" surrounding OPEC's agreement.

Pisani noted that many energy names that moved higher on Wednesday, such as Exxon Mobil Corporation XOM and Chevron Corporation CVX are trading in the red on Thursday. He noted several Wall Street analysts expressed cautious views that any OPEC agreement that would result in higher prices.

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Specifically, analysts at Goldman Sachs said they're skeptical on the implementation of an OPEC agreement and aren't making any changes to their $43 oil price target as did analysts at Ladenburg who maintained a similar $43 price target.

Analysts at Macquarie advised oil investors to sell into the rally because they believe any OPEC agreement will marginally change the group's oil output from 33.2 million barrels per day produced to 33.0 million barrels per day.

Pisani suggested OPEC is trying to re-establish its "relevancy" and could help establish a floor price of oil at around $40 per barrel, which helps oil producers better manage their costs knowing that the price of a barrel won't dip below $40.

He also added that a floor price of $40 per barrel of oil could accelerate a drilling recover in North America.