Ölmarkt: Ölversorgung erholt sich erstmals seit Iran-Krieg
Die Internationale Energie-Agentur (IEA) sieht nach Monaten erstmals wieder Bewegung hin zu stabileren Ölmärkten. Doch die Erholung verläuft nicht in allen Bereichen gleich.
Global oil supply is seeing a post-Iran war recovery for the first time since the conflict began, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris. The oil market is showing early signs of stabilization as worldwide oil production has once again surpassed demand, with worldwide reserves increasing by 52 million barrels in October, driven by the faster recovery of oil exports from the Gulf region compared to global demand.
The IEA expects further recovery of global oil supply by 2027. Despite ongoing attacks on oil tankers (excluding Oman), oil exports from the Gulf, totaling 18.4 million barrels per day last month, were still 26% below pre-war levels. The IEA revised its expectations for global oil supply for the rest of the year upward due to higher export volumes.
Production losses in the Middle East and Russia would be partially offset by increased output from countries like the United States, Canada, Brazil, and Argentina. Oil demand is expected to rise again from March 2027, currently being held back by high fuel prices and disrupted exports of petroleum products and liquefied natural gas from the Gulf region.
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