IEA ''Loses'' 200 Million Barrels Of Crude Oil
There is a 200-million-barrel gap between the agency’s own global inventory calculations and what it observed in the global oil supply
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There is a 200-million-barrel gap between the agency’s own global inventory calculations and what it observed in the global oil supply
The IEA raised its demand growth estimates by 200,000 bpd for both 2021 and 2022, noting that Omicron has had a much milder impact on oil markets than previously expected
Russia, the leader of the non-OPEC producers in the OPEC+ pact, is unlikely to deliver all the 100,000 bpd monthly increases under the agreement this year
Porfolio manager Eric Nutall is the last of a large number of industry insiders that sees $100 oil, citing the exhaustion of OPEC+ spare capacity as a very-bullish watershed moment
Oil prices jumped more than 3% on Tuesday afternoon in the runup to the much-watched API crude oil inventory data report