IEA predicts a global oil supply surplus by 2027, coinciding with efforts toward a Middle East peace agreement.
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Updated Jun 18
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IEA predicts a global oil supply surplus by 2027, coinciding with efforts toward a Middle East peace agreement.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The US holds the largest strategic oil reserve among members, while the IEA mandates emergency oil reserves.Sub-event
- OPEC views are higher than IEA's regarding global oil market outlook.Sub-event
Al-Ghais challenges the IEA's forecast of a global oil supply surplus.1 source
IEA forecasts oil surplus by 2027 as Middle East peace talks advance.1 source
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International Energy Agency
autonomous intergovernmental organisation
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- The International Energy Agency urged member states to draw on strategic petroleum reserves.