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Demand for oil remains weak.
This report points to weaker demand for oil in the coming years.
Demand for oil is rising in the U.S.
Demand for oil in China is reduced.
Like most commodities,seasonal changes in weather affect the demand for oil.
Demand for oil will be lower than was previously expected.
This fact may lead to increased demand for oil, but its impact will be minimal.
The demand for oil and gas will continue to increase worldwide.
Tomorrow will be published data on US GDP growth,which affects the demand for oil.
Despite this demand for oil will increase in the winter.
End of season trips in the United States also appears negatively for the demand for oil.
World demand for oil in 2010-2014, as% of the previous year.
OECD forecasts are based on the fact that demand for oil has been falling since 2008 till 2010.
Weak demand for oil continues to put pressure on the quotes.
An interesting fact is that the demand for oil is projected to slow down after 2015.
Weak demand for oil in Asia and Europe stimulate a drop in prices.
Ukrainian crisis may worsen the economic situation in Europe andfurther reduce the demand for oil.
Demand for oil in China has decreased, which also negatively affects the quotes.
The Russian Federation's economic recovery subsided with a softer global demand for oil.
In addition, the demand for oil is reduced by strikes at some refineries in the US.
But the current reality is that the contraction of business activity in the world has brought down the demand for oil and metals.
Demand for oil in Asia and Europe continues to decline amid growing supply, leading to a further decline in prices.
Conversely the strengthening of the USD reduces real income in consumer countries,decreasing the demand for oil and lowering prices.
The demand for oil from American refineries decreased by 420,000 barrels, indicating that there is enough supply on the market.
Furthermore, the financial crisis that hit most of the South-East Asian economies has lowered growth in the demand for oil.
That had a direct adverse effect on the demand for oil, the main contributor to GDP and export in the region.
In future, global demand for oil will grow, which will allow Russia to retain and even to increase current volumes of crude oil exports.
We maintain a medium-term negative outlook for oil due to lower demand for oil and increasing supply on world markets.
A relatively high demand for oil and other energy sources around the world, combined with some production disruptions caused by a strike of Nigerian oil workers, triggered the rise in prices.