May 13, 05:39 AM

Oil Prices Decline on Concerns Over Peaked Demand Growth and Weak Fuel Demand

Oil prices are declining due to concerns that demand growth may have peaked for the year, with signs of weak fuel demand and a strong dollar affecting the market. Despite efforts for fuel efficiency and green initiatives, oil demand continues to rise, leading to formerly bullish investors dumping oil as demand disappoints.

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John Kemp@JKempEnergy
2 years ago
FORMERLY BULLISH investors dump oil as demand disappoints: https://t.co/BxzKeownsk https://t.co/43ukFLnDrB
John Kemp@JKempEnergy
2 years ago
FORMERLY BULLISH investors dump petroleum as oil demand disappoints: https://t.co/BxzKeownsk https://t.co/fhC9oebQtk
Reuters@Reuters
2 years ago
Formerly bullish investors dump oil as demand disappoints https://t.co/gYMQvOWmLT https://t.co/8NolvynfnT

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Oil Prices Decline on Concerns Over Peaked Demand Growth and Weak Fuel Demand

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