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IEA Says International Oil Demand Development to Sluggish For Remainder of 2025

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Last updated: 2025/05/15 at 10:08 PM
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International oil demand development will sluggish in the course of the the rest of 2025 after a strong first quarter as a consequence of “financial headwinds,” the Worldwide Vitality Company stated.

After growing 990,000 barrels a day year-on-year between January and March, the speed of consumption development will decelerate to a “subdued” 650,000 barrels a day over the remainder of the yr, the company stated in its month-to-month report. It additionally downgraded the outlook for US shale oil manufacturing as a consequence of decrease crude costs.

“The primary three months of the yr will doubtless stay comfortably 2025’s strongest quarter,” stated the Paris-based IEA, which advises main economies. “Indicators of a slowdown in international oil demand development might already be rising.”

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Faltering consumption threatens an extra blow to grease costs, which briefly crashed to a four-year low final month as President Donald Trump launched a world commerce conflict and OPEC+ introduced plans to surge manufacturing. Brent futures have recovered barely to close $65 a barrel as a few of these commerce fears abated.

“We’re seeing clear indicators the worldwide financial system is slowing and oil demand development is slowing,” Toril Bosoni, head of the IEA’s oil trade and markets division, stated in a Bloomberg tv interview in Paris.

“Elevated commerce uncertainty is anticipated to weigh on the world financial system and, by extension, oil demand,” based on the report. Knowledge on oil deliveries in rising economies, notably China and India, has been weaker than anticipated.

The hunch is taking its toll on oil producers, prompting the IEA to downgrade projections for the US shale trade for a second month, together with a pointy 190,000 barrel-a-day revision for 2026.

Regardless of the downturn for American drillers, development in new provides worldwide will nonetheless exceed the enlargement of demand this yr and subsequent, creating a world surplus. Inventories will swell by as a lot as 2 million barrels a day within the first quarter of 2026.

The glut could possibly be even larger if the Group of the Petroleum Exporting International locations and its companions verify additional output will increase.

OPEC+ has introduced hikes of 411,000 barrels a day in Could and June — triple the initially scheduled quantity — as group chief Saudi Arabia seeks to punish members which have exceeded their manufacturing limits.

The Saudis have warned of additional surges, however the IEA’s calculations assume that OPEC+ chooses to maintain group manufacturing regular after June. The coalition is because of assessment its plans throughout a video convention on June 1. Ratifying extra hikes would trigger inventories to pile up even sooner.




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