Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Emma Graney
Publication Date: June 9, 2025 - 17:18
Strong Canadian oil production forecast, even in the face of possible price drop
June 9, 2025
Growth in global oil demand for the rest of the year is expected to fall to one of its weakest levels since 2001, says research firm S&P Global, which has revised its price outlook for benchmark crude down to as low as the upper-US$40 mark.The United States in particular will face a sharper year-on-year decline in production than expected, S&P forecast in its latest research paper, released Monday. That’s in part owing to limping demand growth; only the 2008-09 financial crisis and COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 saw lower numbers.
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My parents purchased their burial plots nearly forty years ago. My mother likes to pull out the story about what a great deal they got because the plots were a cemetery resale—the previous owners, then in the midst of a divorce, wanted to make their separation eternal. Years later, mom says, one of their descendants tried to reverse the deal and buy back the land. To which my father said, “Fuck him.”
I always laugh at this joke, not because it’s likely embellished (my dad rarely, if ever, cursed) but because who shops for graves in their prime? In rude health? Still in their...
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