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Oil demand may continue declining

The global oil demand has already contracted by 10-15 mln barrels daily and may continue falling, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said in his introductory statement at the OPEC+ meeting.

Axar.az reports citing Russia media.

"We see economic activity has slowed down. According to estimates of experts, about 4 bln people are at self-isolation at present, which certainly influenced on the activity, the movements, and certainly the decline of oil demand worldwide. We currently see a very strong decline in demand - by 10-15 mln barrels daily. This figure will be even higher, it may change to the upside," Novak noted.

Russia is concerned of the increase in commercial oil inventories and the possibility of complete filling of oil storages, the Minister said.

Date
2020.04.09 / 23:32
Author
Axar.az
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