IEA Forecast Shows Oil Demand Won’t Fully Recover Until at Least 2022

IEA Forecast Shows Oil Demand Won’t Fully Recover Until at Least 2022

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The video discusses the current state and future predictions of global oil demand, highlighting the impact of China's recovery and the potential return to pre-crisis levels by mid-2021, excluding aviation. It emphasizes the uncertainties posed by economic rebounds and potential COVID-19 waves. The role of OPEC+ and the decline in US and Canadian production in market rebalancing is also covered. Finally, it addresses the unpredictability of oil prices, contingent on economic recovery and the absence of a second COVID-19 wave.

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What is the expected increase in global oil demand for the year 2021?

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How do the tensions between Saudi Arabia and Russia affect the oil market according to the text?

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What role do the OPEC plus countries play in the oil market as described in the text?

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