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Opec Raises 2050 Oil Demand Outlook Amid Expansion of Global Economies

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Long-term demand for oil is forecast to surge by 18.5 per cent to reach 123 million barrels per day by 2050

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They predict an 18.6 per cent increase in crude oil consumption over the next 25 years, and urge investment of $18.2 trillion by 2050

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No decrease in oil consumption expected until 2050.

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Oil demand will continue to grow until at least 2050, OPEC predicts, with demand expected to rise 18.6 percent from last year to around 123 million 159-liter barrels per day by 2050. It calls for a shift away from fossil fuels a "fantasy."

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