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IEA slashes 2026 oil glut forecast in rare warning as demand surges, sanctions hit supply and global markets brace for a massive shakeup


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An oil supply glut could sink prices to $35 a barrel next year. Why the U.S.-China trade truce won’t change that.


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World oil market faces even larger 2026 surplus, IEA says


LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The global oil market faces an even bigger surplus next year of as much as 4.09 million barrels per day as OPEC+ producers and rivals lift output and demand growth slows, ... Read More

Oil prices plunge as OPEC forecasts supply matching demand in 2026, no longer sees deficit


Crude oil prices fell by the most in a month Wednesday, pressured by mounting concerns of an oversupplied global market after OPEC said it now expects a balanced market in 2026, altering its earlier ... Read More

World Bank Projects Oil Oversupply Will Drop Prices to Five-Year Low in 2026 -- OPIS


Global oil prices are projected to fall to a five-year-low in 2026 on growing supply and weaker demand, the World Bank Group said Wednesday in its Commodity Markets Outlook. The bank forecast Brent ... Read More

IEA Warns Oil Glut Will Be Worse Than Expected


The surplus on the oil market next year will be even higher than previously expected, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Thursday, as it raised both its demand and supply growth estimates. ... Read More

An oil supply glut could sink prices to $35 a barrel next year. Why the U.S.-China trade truce won't change that.


World Bank and IEA forecast a record-high oil supply surplus of 4 million barrels per day for 2026 Global oil markets could face a supply surplus of roughly 4 million barrels per day in 2026, ... Read More


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