Reuters reports that the International Energy Agency (IEA) said that global oil supply still outstrips demand due to persistent COVID-19 lockdowns and the spread of variants, but vaccines should help demand recover and soon enable producers to pump more.
"With demand forecast to rise strongly and still modest growth in non-OPEC supply expected, a rapid stock draw is anticipated during the second half of the year."
IEA kept its outlook for oil demand growth in 2021 largely steady, saying a decline in the first quarter of this year from already low levels in the last quarter of 2020 would soon reverse.
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