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Non-OPEC oil supply development
The year 2020 saw a sudden and unprecedented decline in oil demand due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, which necessitated oil producing countries around the world to voluntarily shut in, or adjust, oil production in an effort to safeguard the market balance. Consequently, global liquids supply fell by 6.4 mb/d, y-o-y, in 2020 with non-OPEC supply declining by 2.5 mb/d, following growth of 2.1 mb/d in 2019.
US liquids production in 2020 fell by 0.8 mb/d, compared to growth of 1.7 mb/d in 2019, mainly through the voluntary temporary shut in of wells. US tight oil production declined by 443 tb/d in 2020, which is 0.1 mb/d more than the 350 tb/d decline witnessed in 2016. However, it is worth noting that production in the Permian managed to register an increase of 0.1 mb/d, y-o-y, indicating that some US tight crude production may have become more resilient to a lower oil price environment.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia, May 17 (Reuters) - Asia may be a late arrival to the impending crude oil party.
The oil market is largely convinced that a strong recovery in demand is imminent, based on the view that the world is recovering from the coronavirus pandemic and economies are rebounding.
Although this may be true for North America and Europe, the top oil-consuming region of Asia is looking somewhat less optimistic, with crude demand in top importers China and India presenting a mixed outlook.
China, the world’s biggest crude buyer, looks set for another month of modest imports in May, as several refineries undergo scheduled maintenance.