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OPEC again cuts 2026 oil demand forecast, sees 2027 rebound at 1.73 million bpd

June 11, 2026·Economy Middle East

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OPEC's successive downward revisions to demand forecasts reflect persistent structural headwinds in the global oil market, including fuel switching, efficiency gains, and transition dynamics that have constrained consumption growth below historical trends. For GCC economies, which derive substantial fiscal and current-account revenues from oil exports, lower demand forecasts typically correlate with extended periods of price pressure and reduced government hydrocarbon revenues, prompting policy adjustments in spending or diversification timelines. The projected 2027 recovery cited in the forecast underscores the cyclical nature of demand cycles, though the timing and magnitude of rebounds have become increasingly uncertain given overlapping energy transition policies in major consuming reg

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