Macro Oils short-term outlook: August 2020
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Global supply: production plummets through June, but volumes set to ease back into the market
- OPEC: compliance steps up in June; cuts due to ease from August
- Non-OPEC: cuts, compliance and curtailments
- Key revisions this month include:
- US Lower 48: shut-in volumes ease back by the summer
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Global demand: Pandemic conditions and response set the pace of recovery
- H2 2020: Demand faces obstacles on the road to recovery
- For 2021, total liquids demand expected to return to 2019 levels in Q4
- Regional demand outlooks: Pandemic conditions and response set the pace of recovery
- North America and Latin America: Continued first wave pressures recovery pace
- Asia: China, India’s demand recovery path diverges
- Europe: Demand recovery fraught with prospect of increasing localised lockdowns
- Middle East: Rising oil use in power supports oil demand during the summer months
- Risks to the demand forecast
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