#global oil demand
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IEA foresees recovery in Middle Eastern oil demand
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IEA expects non-OECD nations to propel oil demand throughout 2025
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IEA anticipates marginal decline in oil consumption for OECD Europe
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IEA forecasts continued slowdown in global oil demand growth
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EIA warns of oil supply shortages, prices set to hit $90
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EIA forecasts steady increase in global liquid fuels demand
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IEA revises forecast for non-OECD oil demand growth
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OPEC expects rise in global oil demand in 2024-25
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Global oil demand to see marked slowdown in 2024, IEA says
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Global oil demand set to surge in 2025, OPEC says
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Global liquids production growth slows down in 2024, EIA says
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Global refineries see rise in throughputs in 4Q2023
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Europe to see modest rise in oil demand in 2024
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OPEC expects surge in global oil demand in 2025
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EIA projects slowdown in world oil demand throughout 2025
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EIA expects rise in global oil supply - 2025 output forecast
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China remains primary driver of global oil demand, IEA says
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IEA adjusts forecast for global refinery throughputs in 2023-24
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Middle Eastern oil demand set to bounce back in 2024
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Europe's oil demand poised for improvement, yet decline looms
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Oil demand in OECD Europe to recover in 1Q2024, OPEC says
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Robust oil demand in Middle East expected to continue into 1Q2024
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OPEC talks world oil demand growth in 2023
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Global liquids supply growth anticipated to drop
