A surge of "invisible" demand from emerging markets is in store, keeping peak crude demand from arriving anytime soon, JPMorgan's Christyan Malek said.
Soaring supply from the United States and other non-OPEC+ oil producers could force the OPEC+ group to continue carefully managing its supply to the market for the next five years to prevent a collapse in oil prices
A surge of "invisible" demand from emerging markets is in store, keeping peak crude demand from arriving anytime soon, JPMorgan's Christyan Malek said.