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Under the impact of the trade war, oil prices have plummeted, and Canadian drillers are turning to Henry Hub Natural Gas.
Due to the tensions in Global trade and OPEC+ exceeding expectations for production increases, Crude Oil Product prices have been severely impacted, leading drilling companies in the Canadian energy hub of Alberta to shift their focus towards Henry Hub Natural Gas.
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As trade tensions escalate, the IEA significantly lowers its forecast for Global oil demand growth in 2025.
The IEA has reduced the expected growth in oil demand for 2025 by 0.3 million barrels per day, to 0.73 million barrels per day. The Institutions also expect that the Global oil demand growth will further slow to 0.69 million barrels per day in 2026.