IEA: oil price volatility negated by non-OECD demand
The global economic recovery and the continual growth of non-OECD energy demand are some of the factors keeping short-term and medium-term supply risks from creating volatile oil market prices, says the Paris-based IEA in its September Oil Market Monthly Report.
"For the time being, nagging concerns over the robustness of economic recovery, a US gasoline season, which ended with a whimper and questions on the durability of still robust non-OECD demand growth are holding at bay perceived short-
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