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Three reasons why European oil demand will decline again from 2017
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Report summary
European oil demand fell every year between 2006 and 2014, dropping by a total of 2.5 million b/d as high oil prices coupled with a flagging economy to stem oil product consumption. But in 2015 this trend reversed and we have seen growth in oil demand of 620 kb/d in the last two years. We believe this recovery will be short-lived and from the second half of 2017 we forecast a return to the structural decline in European oil demand.
Table of contents
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1. Low fuel prices: consumers reacted
- Auto-diesel:
- Gasoline:
- Gasoil:
- Jet:
- 2. In 2015 developing economies outpaced mature markets, but growth has slowed
- 3. Low petrochemical plant maintenance in 2016
- Outlook and risks
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- North-West European auto-diesel demand and retail price
- European industrial production (rebased to 2011)
- Diesel/gasoil demand growth - new vs old demand centres
- European petrochemical plant maintenance
- OECD Europe jet demand index vs industry indicators (rebased to 2013)
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