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IEA lowers oil demand forecast as economy slowsReutersPublished: April 12, 2008, 00:39London: World oil demand will rise much less than expected in 2008 because of slower economic growth in the United States and other industrialised countries, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday. The IEA, adviser to industrialised countries, also pointed to a drop in oil inventories and said oil

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Why Warmer Weather Is Not "Cooling Off" Oil PricesPosted By:Sharon EppersonTopics:Energy | Economy (Global)Sectors:Oil and GasIt's nearly 75 degrees in New York today, the sun is shining and it certainly feels like spring is here. Yet, heating oil prices at the NYMEX continue to set new records, climbing past $3.32 a gallon this morning, and settling at $3.19.European gas oil hit a

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ENERGY MATTERS: 2Q Oil Demand Drop May Be Smaller Than NormNEW YORK (Dow Jones)--The traditionally weak second quarter in the oil market is expected to track its familiar course this year: higher prices and lower demand. In each of the past 10 years, global oil demand has dropped during April, May and June from the January-March quarter, reflecting the end of winter in the Northern Hemisphere and

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Tall order to meet oil demand boom by 2012-Total(Reporting by Marie Maitre and Benjamin Mallet )PARIS, April 10 (Reuters) - The world will struggle over the next five years to meet surging oil demand, the chief executive of French oil company Total (TOTF.PA: Quote, Profile, Research) said on Thursday. "Based on a very conservative scenario, we will need an extra 15 billion barrels of oil per

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The Energy ReportEIA Away!Wed, Apr 9 2008, 12:56 GMTby Phil FlynnAlaronWhat a nice day for day-trading. Oil was locked in a tight technical trading range and gave day-traders some well defined ranges as the market awaited today’s oil inventory report. With the news front being relatively quiet, (Iran claiming they were installing thousands of new uranium-enriching centrifuges dose not cut the

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Oil: old supply, young demandBy Nadim Kawach on Wednesday, April 9 , 2008The United States, China and India – which account for nearly a third of the global oil demand – must cut their crude consumption to avert a supply crisis triggered by dwindling reserves, according to a Chinese scholar.Xiaojie Xu, chief professor at the Institute for Geopolitics and Energy Economists at East China Normal

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