
Crude Prices Face Pressure - Sluggish Demand And Market Risks
The economic slowdown in the world's largest oil importer, China, impacted negatively crude prices. Lower crude oil imports in China have further hurt demand prospects. Although there was stronger-than-expected US domestic oil demand for May, overall demand concerns overshadow these positive signs.
On the supply side, OPEC's Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) could maintain its current production policy. However, the organisation could postpone its plans for production hikes if necessary. Lower oil prices could drive the organisation toward some adjustments. Otherwise, higher supply could weigh on prices in the coming months.

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