IEA cuts oil-demand forecasts as air travel outlook darkens
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The International Energy Agency reduced estimates for almost every quarter through to the end of 2021, with the second half of this year taking the steepest downgrades. Air travel remained two-thirds lower than last year in July, normally a peak month because of holiday flying, it said in a monthly report.
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