Commodity Market Report
Macro oils short-term outlook: March 2022
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In this Monthly Update, we have adjusted historical demand upward which lifts the total. The price forecast has also been revised upward to reflect the risk premium which developed as a result of the sanctions put in place against Russia in late-February. Russia is the world’s second largest oil producer at 11 million b/d of crude oil and condensate and its oil exports total about 4.6 million b/d, just under 5% of 100 million b/d of world supply. Highlights of this short term outlook include: • IEA crude stock release timing uncertain • US rig additions have slowed but production recovers through the year • OPEC production forecast shows gains in 2022 • Russia oil production outlook and risks • Demand recovering from the Covid impact
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Global supply: risks to oil supply dominated by sanctions and Iran nuclear talks
- Russia: production at risk from wide ranging sanctions
- Raft of sanctions introduced against Russia
- Risks to Russia crude oil supply
- Non-OPEC Supply: upgrades to US NGLs offset downgrades to GoM, Russia and Canada in 2022
- US Lower 48: high oil prices boost drilling outside of the Permian
- OPEC: production increases rolled over as planned for OPEC+, despite market volatility
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Global demand: 2022, 2023 demand raised on alignment to our long-term outlook; recovery pace at risk amid recent oil price escalation
- Long-term to short-term outlook alignment in the wake of IEA adjustments
- 2022: Global demand to reach above 100 million b/d by Q2 2022
- 2023: Global demand eclipses 103 million b/d on stronger transport fuel recovery
- Risks to the outlook
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