JPM Calculates The Price Of Oil Needed To Plug The Global Supply Shortfall Gap Through 2030
JPM has calculated the "long-term Incentive price" which is determined by the required Brent oil price of the project that pushes cumulative production above the 4.3 mbd threshold required to fill the…
Natasha Kaneva is JPMorgan’s chief commodity strategist. She published this morning a long and important note.
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The "bridge" between oil prices and supply is needed to plug the 4 million barrels shortfall in 2030.
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Peak oil demand is on the horizon. The JPM analyst calculates that in a note entitled "Long Term Inventive Price",
Global oil demand will reach 106.9 million barrels per day in 2030. This is up by 7.1 million barrels compared to 2022 levels
As demand for traditional oil products such as gasoline, diesel, and fuel oil is increasingly driven by air travel and petrochemicals.
The following is an excerpt from "
Demand
The shift from road fuels and petrochemicals is chronicled in the " section: