Oil Surplus Shrinks Again on Sanctions and Demand, IEA Says
(Bloomberg) -- The International Energy Agency once again slashed expectations for a global oil surplus this year amid stronger demand growth in Asia and sanctions on OPEC+ nations.The agency now sees an overhang of 450,000 barrels a day in 2025, marking a cut of roughly 50% in just two months. It bolstered forecasts for world oil consumption this year by just under 100,000 barrels a day, to 1.1 million per day, and cut projections for output from OPEC+ nations including Russia and Iran as the U