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Saudi Arabia’s state-owned company’s Chief Financial Officer, Ziad Al-Murshed, has highlighted a concerning trend, stating that the natural decline in operating oilfields is resulting in a loss of 6MM b/d of global oil production annually.

China, the US, and Europe are intensifying efforts to rebuild oil inventories, capitalizing on lower prices and concerns about shipping disruptions in the Middle East.

The US EIA and BMI, a Fitch Solutions company, have disclosed their latest forecasts for Brent oil prices, shedding light on the intricate landscape of the oil and gas market.

The global oil and gas market stands at a critical juncture, demanding an astronomical $14 trillion in investments over the next two decades to meet escalating energy demands until 2045 as supported by growing consumption in India.

Hedge Fund Manager Eric Nuttall, from Ninepoint Partners, asserts that the current state of oil markets lacks a geopolitical risk premium, emphasizing that only a tangible disruption of supply could alter this situation.

Despite the prevailing bearish sentiment, the global oil market demonstrates remarkable resilience, with demand remaining robust and defying negative expectations.

Macquarie strategists have released an oil and gas report expressing a structural bearish stance on crude oil but adopting a tactically neutral to slightly bullish position.

As the global energy landscape navigates disruptions and opportunities, Rystad Energy outlines nine pivotal factors shaping the industry in 2024.

If year-end prices and refining margins were the sole metrics for evaluating a year, then 2023 demonstrated a calmer disposition compared to 2022.

Recent assessments from both the International Energy Agency (IEA) and OPEC provide nuanced insights into the complex landscape of the global oil and gas market, with a notable focus on the anticipated trajectory of demand.