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1 day ago · Economic growth and population trends are pivotal factors influencing long-term global oil demand. Wood Mackenzie's projections indicate an average annual GDP growth rate of 2.2% from 2024 to 2050.
4 days ago · Oil and gas are going nowhere. “Increased use of EVs, emerging clean energy technologies and more expansive efficiency policies are combining to chart a much slower growth trajectory for oil ...
3 days ago · That body has forecast a ‘staggering’ glut of oil relative to demand by the end of this decade, a process it says is already under way. This is not an environment in which it’s easy to see ...
5 days ago · Growing global demand for energy and petrochemicals, coupled with ongoing energy security concerns, could prompt rising demand for oil into 2030, despite the rapid deployment of green energy ...
2 days ago · “The projected increase in domestic crude oil production, recovery in global liquid fuels demand, and increase in U.S. refinery inputs mean the U.S. returns to net petroleum exporter status, on a volume basis, by 2024,” according to AEO2021.
4 days ago · UBS is forecasting that global oil demand will grow by 1.5 million barrels per day this year, above the long-term growth rate of 1.2 million bpd. The bank is forecasting bigger inventory...
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5 days ago · The global oil market faces soft spots in the outlook for Chinese demand this half, potentially adding a headwind for crude prices.