I’ve been trying to figure out if oil production and demand is actually rising or dropping. I’m also trying to determine if oil production from one month is higher or lower than another month. I can’t seem to find a solid source for this. I’ve googled. I came across the IEA reports (Oil Market Report - June 2020 – Analysis - IEA, Oil Market Report - July 2020 – Analysis - IEA)…
But I can’t seem to be able to determine, for example - was oil demand & production in May 2020 higher or lower than oil demand & production in April 2020?
I’d like to be able to check this every month. For example right now I’d love to know if May’s global production and demand was higher or lower than April’s. Next month I’ll want to know if June’s production is higher than May’s…etc.
There are multiple opinions “out there”. EIA, Hart Energy publications, Enverus, McKenzie, National Petroleum Council, Art Berman, the big financial banks that watch the energy sector, etc. Probably no one exclusive group that would be “right”. All depends upon what data is used and whether you are talking about oil, natural gas, LNG, corrections for seasonality, etc. You can Google “images for oil supply and demand graph 2020”, but take them with a grain of salt. If you open the full report from EIA, it has some excellent graphs from which you can extrapolate the months in between.