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Inventories of oil down most since 1999: IEA
Oil inventories in advanced economies tumbled in the fourth quarter by the most since 1999 because of “surprising robustness” of demand in the US and other developed nations, the International Energy Agency, or IEA, said.
The IEA also boosted forecasts for global fuel demand this year and the amount of crude that will be required from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
Stockpiles of crude and refined products in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development nations shrank by 1.5 million barrels a day in the last three months of 2013 to end the year at 2.6 billion, their lowest level since 2008, the IEA said.
“We expect this constructive trend in OECD inventories to continue through 1Q, with some months where we would see less than seasonal builds, especially in the light of positive demand data we are seeing, said Miswin Mahesh, an analyst at Barclays in London.
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