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IEA slashes 2026 oil supply forecast as Hormuz reopening remains elusive

IEA slashes 2026 oil supply forecast as Hormuz reopening remains elusive

 

London, Aug  2026 – Global oil supply will fall by 4.3 million barrels per day, or around ‌4%, this year, the International Energy Agency said in its monthly oil market report on ​Wednesday, as renewed hostilities in ⁠the Middle East since July ​are set to plunge the ​world deeper into an oil-market deficit.

“With an agreement enabling the reopening of Hormuz and unhindered transit through ​the Bab el-Mandeb Strait still elusive, we ‌have ⁠again lowered supply estimates for the rest of the year,” the IEA said.

The 4.3 ​million bpd ​supply ⁠drop compares with the 3.7 million bpd forecast ​in the IEA’s July ​report, ⁠and will take total supply to the IEA’s lowest forecast ⁠yet ​for this year ​at 102.02 million bpd. (Reuters)

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