26 JANUARY 2012
Low oil demand expected in 2012
The fact that oil demand fell by 300,000 bpd y-o-y in 4Q11 could be a sign of things to come. Full article
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26 JANUARY 2012
The fact that oil demand fell by 300,000 bpd y-o-y in 4Q11 could be a sign of things to come. Full article
24 JANUARY 2012
As ever, we must take into account the likelihood that oil prices will drop below the levels predicted for 2012. Full oil forecast
23 JANUARY 2012
The Kingdom’s new target is considerably higher than its previously avowed ‘fair’ price of $75/bbl. Full Saudi report
16 JANUARY 2012
OPEC production has climbed to 30.94 mbpd, nearly 1 mbpd above the level agreed upon when its ministers met. Full OPEC report
12 JANUARY 2012
Three potential scenarios for where oil is headed in 2012 – a reference case, a low price scenario and a high price scenario. Full oil forecast
11 JANUARY 2012
Average US retail gasoline prices this year are just over $3.50/USG — the highest on record. Full gasoline report

25 JANUARY 2012
Manouchehr Takin of the CGES said a removal of Iranian exports would hurt Europe more than Tehran. Full article
24 JANUARY 2012
Saudi Arabia has the capacity to make up for a shortfall in Iranian exports, according to the CGES. Full article
23 JANUARY 2012
The CGES told the BBC these developments had pushed up the price of oil on the energy markets. Full article
23 JANUARY 2012
The Centre for Global Energy Studies estimate Saudi reserves may be as high as 2.5 million. Full article
26 JANUARY 2012
North America may be self-sufficient in oil by 2030 according to Julian Lee, a senior energy analyst at the CGES.

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