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Slow but steady, jet fuel to catch up with 2019 levels
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The covid pandemic caused oil demand to collapse dramatically in 2020. Since then most oil products have regained and surpassed pre-pandemic levels of 2019 with jet fuel set to be the laggard in its recovery. In this brief Insight we look at: • the key factor delaying the recovery for jet fuel • jet fuel demand trends in China, US, and Europe
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