🧵 1. Oil cuts by Saudi Arabia and Russia will create a market deficit in Q4, says IEA. Demand growth estimates for this year and next remain unchanged. #finance
🧵 1. Oil cuts by Saudi Arabia and Russia will create a market deficit in Q4, says IEA. Demand growth estimates for this year and next remain unchanged. #finance
🧵 2. OPEC+ limited supplies in 2022 to stabilize the market. Brent crude rises above $90/barrel as cuts extended till 2023. Supply shortfall expected from September.
🧵 3. OPEC+ cuts offset by higher supplies from US, Brazil, and Iran. However, loss of OPEC+ production in Q4 will lead to a significant supply shortfall.
🧵 4. Lack of cuts in early 2024 could result in a surplus, warns IEA. Stocks at low levels increase risk of volatility. Economic concerns heightened by China's slow recovery.
🧵 5. Both IEA and OPEC optimistic about Chinese demand, leaving global demand estimates largely unchanged. Differing forecasts for 2024 growth - IEA expects 1m bpd, OPEC estimates 2.25m bpd..
🧵 Read more at: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/opec-cuts-tighten-oil-market-sharply-fourth-quarter-says-iea-2023-09-13/