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IEA Says World Oil Market Faces a Million-Barrel Glut Subsequent Yr

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Last updated: 2024/11/14 at 9:03 PM
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World oil markets face a surplus of greater than 1 million barrels a day subsequent yr as Chinese language demand continues to falter, cushioning costs in opposition to turmoil within the Center East and past, the Worldwide Power Company mentioned.

Oil consumption in China — the powerhouse of world markets for the previous 20 years — has contracted for six straight months by means of September and can develop this yr at simply 10% of the speed seen in 2023, the IEA mentioned in a month-to-month report on Thursday. The worldwide glut could be even larger if OPEC+ decides to press on with plans to revive halted manufacturing when it gathers subsequent month, in line with the company.

It’s attainable that China’s oil demand has peaked, IEA Head of Oil Business and Markets Toril Bosoni mentioned in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Thursday.

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“It’s not simply the financial system and the shift, the slowdown within the development sector,” Bosoni mentioned. “It’s the transition to electrical autos, excessive pace rail and gasoline in trucking that’s undermining Chinese language oil demand development.”

Amid this prolonged weak point in Chinese language demand, crude costs have retreated 11% since early October regardless of ongoing hostilities between Israel and Iran, as merchants focus rising output within the Americas, the Paris-based IEA mentioned. The decline foreshadows a “well-supplied market in 2025,” it added. Brent futures traded close to $72 a barrel on Thursday.

World oil consumption will enhance by 920,000 barrels a day this yr — lower than half the speed seen in 2023 — to common 102.8 million per day, it mentioned. Subsequent yr, demand will develop by 990,000 barrels a day.

“The sub-1 million barrel-a-day development tempo for each years displays below-par international financial circumstances with the post-pandemic launch of pent-up demand now full,” in line with the report. “Speedy deployment of fresh power applied sciences can also be more and more displacing oil in transport and energy technology.”

The company, which advises main economies, predicted earlier this yr that world demand will cease rising this decade amid a shift away from fossil fuels towards electrical autos and renewable power.

Whereas demand development cools, provides from producers such because the US, Brazil, Canada and Guyana is about to develop this yr and subsequent by 1.5 million barrels a day, the company predicts. Because of this, world provides will exceed demand subsequent yr by greater than 1 million barrels a day, even when the 23-nation OPEC+ cartel abandons plans to revive output.

The Group of Petroleum Exporting Nations and its allies have been in search of to restart manufacturing halted since 2022, however has been pressured to delay the transfer twice as a result of the market stays so fragile. It presently plans to start a collection of modest month-to-month will increase with a hike of 180,000 barrels a day in January, and can collect on Dec. 1 to evaluation the choice.

OPEC’s secretariat has belatedly acknowledged the demand slowdown, chopping its forecasts for this yr by 18% throughout 4 consecutive month-to-month downgrades. Nonetheless, its projection of 1.8 million barrels a day of development stays roughly double the speed seen by the IEA, and better than most different market observers.




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