Global Oil Data Deck (November 2024)
Sizable temporary output losses and stabilizing Chinese demand in September prompted the largest monthly oil supply deficit so far this year alongside large confirming stock draws.
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Overview
Global liquids balances tightened in September to the largest supply deficit so far in 2024 alongside big confirming stock draws, thanks to stabilizing Chinese demand coupled with large temporary disruptions including the short-lived Libyan export blockade and especially heavy maintenance.
Crude prices have chopped steadily lower over the past month through November, caught between persistent waves of Chinese economic concern, on-again-off-again security flare-ups in the Middle East, and now handicapping the likely impact of US energy policy in Trump’s second term.
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