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IEA Warns Oil Demand May Have to Fall Further as Iran War Drags
Source: Bloomberg
Energy Markets & PricesGeopolitics & WarCommodities & Raw Materials
The International Energy Agency cut its oil-demand forecast, warning that consumption may need to fall further in coming months as the Iran war disrupts supply. The outlook signals heightened energy-market risk, with consumers potentially forced to adjust to lower oil availability.
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