Macro oils short-term outlook: July 2022
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Global supply: OPEC+ sticks with the current plan as disruption impacts Nigeria and Libya supply
- Non-OPEC supply: upward revisions to Mexico and Russia offset downgrades to Norway
- US Lower 48: majors and privates in growth mode, but independents show restraint
- OPEC: OPEC+ agrees to continue increases in August; plans for September to be confirmed
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Global demand: Inflation continues to temper the post-Covid recovery
- 2022: Global demand to break above 100 million b/d in Q4, but will fall short of 2021
- 2023: Demand to extend gains above 101 million b/d but risks remain as to global economy
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