Bullish Sentiment Builds After the IEA Boosts Demand Outlook

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Bullish sentiment is building in oil markets after the IEA raised its demand forecast for the fourth time since November

IEA’s Influence on Oil Demand and Price Trends The International Energy Agency IEA is playing a pivotal role in shaping the bullish sentiment in the May West Texas Intermediate WTI crude oil market. Thursday’s upward revision for 2024 oil demand growth, marking the fourth adjustment since November, forecasts a tighter market with a demand rise of 1.3 million barrels per day.

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