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OPEC fall out: The five biggest losers

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After OPEC's decision to keep oil production at 30 million barrels per day, crude prices have been plummeting. On Friday they fell to a four-year low. They've already declined a third since June due to a boom in U.S. shale oil and weaker economic growth in China and Europe.   

So who are the biggest losers? Saxo TV looks at Russia, the energy sector, US shale oil producers, deep sea drilling firms and the poorer members of OPEC itself.