Narrowing Brent/WTI spread; distillate production up; IEA medi...

Subject: Energy security Emergency response to oil supply disruptions has remained a core mission of the International Energy Agency since its founding in 1974. This information pamphlet explains the decisionmaking process leading to an IEA ...

* U.S. supply helping to ease global oil market, IEA says * IEA sees "more comfortable" balance over next five years * German investor morale improving more slowly than expected * U.S. crude stocks seen higher, gasoline likely down - poll (Updates ...

According to IEA, the study found that people should work for a longer span for health and economic reasons. Retirement has a harmful impact on mental and physical health, a new study has revealed. The study, which was conducted by the Institute of Economic ...

Oil demand in Africa will climb at a faster pace than most of the world in the next five years because of rising transport and power-generation needs, a report by the IEA showed. Gasoline and gasoil consumption are each forecast to rise 4.5 percent ...

(For Bloomberg fair value curves, see CFVL ) May 14 (Bloomberg) -- West Texas Intermediate traded near the lowest level in more than a week on forecasts that U.S. supplies climbed to the highest since at least 1931 amid production the IEA said is ...

The outlook for ethanol production growth in the U.S. is dimmed because of the growing debate on whether the country should abandon or revise the biofuels policy, the International Energy Agency said today. Last year's drought, which damaged corn ...

Developing countries demand for oil has overtaken rich nations for the first time, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has revealed. Data for the last quarter shows that members of the Organisation for Economic and Cooperation and Development ...

Global trade in crude and condensate will drop by 0.5 percent annually from 2012 to 2018 as North America reduces its imports because of rising domestic production, according to the International Energy Agency. Trade in crude and condensate, or ...

The US shale oil will meet most of the demand from across the world in the next five years, even if it goes into recovery motion. The developing economies outside OECD, such as BRICS countries and Saudi Arabia, thatll be driving increased demand. ...