China Wants More Oil
By:
Forbes Real Time
Think gasoline prices are coming down this year? Think again. Between supply constraints, the usual suspects in the Middle East, and China, oil demand is seen hefty enough to keep prices stable to high for the foreseeable future. In fact, China's oil demand is seen rising by 5% this year on the backs of an economic recovery.
Think gasoline prices are coming down this year? Think again. Between supply constraints, the usual suspects in the Middle East, and China, oil demand is seen hefty enough to keep prices stable to high for the foreseeable future. In fact, China's oil demand is seen rising by 5% this year on the backs of an economic recovery.
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