Tag #Oil Demand

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China's Petroleum Consumption to Peak in 2025

In 2024, China's investment in non-fossil fuels comprised one-third of global investments, causing a 1.7% decrease in refined oil consumption year-on-year; consumption is expected to peak in 2025 at 382 million tons, driven by the rapid rise of renewable energy and electric vehicles.

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India to Drive 25% of Global Oil Demand Growth in 2025

The EIA projects India to account for 25% of global oil demand growth in 2025, totaling 330,000 bpd increase, exceeding China's 250,000 bpd, due to strong economic growth and rising fuel demand; this contrasts with China's slowdown and increased EV adoption.

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Inflation Meets Expectations, Nasdaq Hits Record High

U.S. inflation edged up to 2.7% in November, meeting expectations and bolstering predictions of a Fed rate cut; concurrently, the Nasdaq Composite surpassed 20,000, driven by tech giants' gains, while ETF inflows exceeded $1 trillion.

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China's EV Revolution: Reshaping Cities and Global Energy

China's electric vehicle sales surged to 11 million in 2024, a 40% increase from 2023, leading to decreased oil demand and quieter cities, contrasting with the US approach under Trump.

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IEA Predicts Peak Oil Demand This Decade, but Short-Term Forecast Shows Conflicting Trend

The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts peak oil demand this decade due to rising electric vehicle (EV) adoption, but this prediction contradicts their short-term forecast showing a 3 mb/d increase by 2030, raising concerns about the 'horizon effect' influencing long-term projections.

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