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Lower US oil supply in 2025 to be offset elsewhere

We expect global crude production to rise by around 2.5% in 2025 as the unwinding of OPEC+ voluntary supply cuts stretches all through next year. But non-OPEC+ oil producing nations will also play their part in raising supply even if we think US oil production will contract in 2025.

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