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Tuesday, Jul 28, 2026

OPEC nagpapanatili sa 2024 Oil demand forecast sa 2.25 Million Bpd

Ang OPEC ay nagpapanatili sa paghula nito ng isang 2.25 milyong bariles bawat araw na pagtaas sa pandaigdigang pangangailangan sa langis para sa 2024 at inaasahang 1.85 milyong bariles bawat araw na paglago sa 2025. Kabilang sa mga pangunahing nag-ambag ang pangangailangan mula sa Tsina, India, at Latin America, na sinusuportahan ng paglalakbay sa hangin at mga aktibidad sa industriya. Ang Kalihim-Heneral ng OPEC na si Haitham Al-Ghais ay nag-udyok sa katatagan ng pangangailangan sa langis at ang katumpakan ng mga hula ng OPEC.
Ang Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ay nagpapatuloy sa kanyang hula ng isang 2.25 milyong bariles bawat araw (bpd) na pagtaas sa pandaigdigang pangangailangan ng langis para sa 2024, na nagpapatunay sa projection nito noong nakaraang buwan. Ang pinakabagong buwanang ulat ng OPEC ay nag-iingat din ng isang 1.85 milyong baril-araw na pagtaas sa 2025. Ang mga pangunahing driver ng paglago ay kinabibilangan ng malakas na pangangailangan mula sa Tsina, India, Gitnang Silangan, at Latin America, na may paglalakbay sa hangin at paggalaw sa kalsada, kabilang ang pag-truck, na itinalaga bilang pangunahing mga nag-ambag. Kabilang sa mga karagdagang salik ay ang mas mataas na mga aktibidad sa industriya at pagpapalawak ng petrokimika sa mga rehiyon na ito. Gayunman, binabanggit ng OPEC ang mga potensyal na kawalan ng katiyakan dahil sa iba't ibang mga pang-ekonomiyang pang-global na kalagayan. Ang pag-unlad ng pandaigdigang ekonomiya ay inaasahan na mananatiling 2.8% para sa 2024 at 2.9% para sa 2025. Ang Kalihim-Heneral ng OPEC na si Haitham Al-Ghais ay nagpahayag ng pag-asa, na binabanggit ang isang pag-rebound sa paglalakbay at binibigyang diin ang katatagan ng pangangailangan sa langis.
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