Insight
Wild card for 2016 oil market: OPEC supply uncertainty
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Report summary
The decline in oil prices in December and early January partly reflects concern OPEC supply will swamp the oil market. A major uncertainty around the projected rebalancing of supply and demand during 2016 centres on OPEC and the actions of individual member nations. This Insight assesses the upward and downward supply risks to the forecast for Iran, Iraq, Libya and Saudi Arabia for 2016.
Table of contents
- Iran
- Iraq
- Libya
- Saudi Arabia
- OPEC as swing factor in 2016
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- OPEC crude oil production: Year on year change 2015-2016
- Shift in the fundamentals in 2016: Annual growth in global supply and demand
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