IEA cuts oil demand forecast and warns 2026 supply gap widens as Iran war drags on
The IEA cut its global oil demand forecast and warned that the 2026 supply gap will widen as normal Gulf flows are delayed and the Iran war drags on. It also further reduced its Russian oil output forecasts following Ukrainian attacks.
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IEA warns 2026 oil supply gap will widen on delayed return of normal Gulf flows https://t.co/qdBRQfLR17 https://t.co/qdBRQfLR17
@FT
IEA warns of ‘lost period’ in global oil demand https://t.co/Zca4CW85Qf
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The IEA cut its forecast for oil demand and said consumption may have to decline further in the coming months as the Iran war drags on and consumers are forced to adjust to lower supply https://t.co/73TwaGM7Nt
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IEA further cuts Russian oil output forecasts on Ukrainian attacks https://t.co/RiMwq8zoFN https://t.co/RiMwq8zoFN
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