Chart of the Week: Oil Demand versus Refining Capacity
Energy continues to be a key issue in the global expansion. Gradual increases in demand worldwide, combined with China’s insatiable thirst, have finally exceeded refining capacity.
Oil Demand versus Refining Capacity
Source: WSJ
Oil prices will continue to be a long term drag on the economic expansion. The key will is in watching the Oil Services Sector.
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