Macro Oils short-term outlook: November 2020
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Global supply: extension of OPEC+ cut assumption sharply lowers output in 2021
- OPEC+ production cuts: extension of current cuts assumed beyond end-2020
- Non-OPEC: OPEC+ compliance revised and US Gulf of Mexico in the eye of multiple storms
- US Lower 48: sector consolidation risks budgets
- OPEC: Libyan production return exceeds expectations
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Global demand: Pandemic revisited – Covid-19’s growing Q4 wave freezes demand growth
- Q4 2020 and Q1 2021: Another Covid-19 surge stalls the demand recovery
- 2021 and 2022: Demand’s growth path proceeds cautiously
- Regional Outlooks: Covid-19 sets the growth path for North America/Europe demand, China leads non-OECD growth
- Europe: Nationwide lockdowns negate Europe’s demand recovery
- North America: Stalls in economic reopening clip US demand, Mexico demand in Q4 to call as border stays respond to rising Covid-19 cases
- China/India: China’s economic growth feeds the demand recovery, India’s demand growth remains divergent
- Latin America: Brazil’s recovery remains pressured as Covid-19 restrictions continue
- Africa: Protests in Nigeria, not the pandemic, hit transport fuel demand
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Global liquids demand quarterly growth, current outlook vs. previous outlook
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