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    OPEC expects lower demand for its oil next year

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     OPEC expects lower demand for its oil next year Empty OPEC expects lower demand for its oil next year

    Post by Rocky Wed 12 Jul 2017, 8:40 am


    OPEC expects lower demand for its oil next year


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    {International: Euphrates News} said the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries {OPEC} The global demand for OPEC oil will decline in the next year, at a time when pumping US shale oil producers and rivals others more crude, indicating that the oil market will see a surplus in 2018 despite from production cuts led by OPEC.
    In its monthly report on Wednesday, countries of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting {OPEC expects} that " the world would need 32.2 million barrels per day of crude produced by its members in the next year , a decrease of 60 thousand barrels per day , compared with this year , at a time when competitors pumps more raw. "
    OPEC production increased to more than this level despite the agreement led the organization to cut supplies began in January.
    In the report , OPEC said that "production increased 393 thousand barrels per day in June to 32.611 million barrels per day , led by a rise in the supply of Nigeria and Libya Almafatyn cut production, as well as Iraq and Saudi Arabia to pump more. Ended

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