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Oil supply and demand expected to decline this year

Now14 September 2026 at 11:10

Oil supply and demand are expected to decline this year, according to the projections presented.

The wars in Iran and Ukraine are increasing pressure on an oil refining system that is already at the limit of its capacity.

This situation arises in a context of geopolitical tension that directly affects the global energy sector.

Why this matters

Readers in the region face potential impacts on fuel prices and the availability of petroleum products. Pressure on the refining system can affect the local economy and transportation costs. This scenario arises following geopolitical conflicts that continue to destabilize global energy markets.

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