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Oil demand growth slowing 

OIL demand growth is slowing thanks to ongoing lockdowns in China and economic slowdown in wealthier nations, but with a resurging China it could rise next year. 

Helen Clark
Oil demand growth slowing 

The International Energy Agency released its monthly oil report last night. Its outlook for demand increase through 2023 is slightly lower than its prior prediction and now sits at between 2 million barrels...

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