Save for later Print Download Share LinkedIn Twitter The global supply of liquids was virtually flat in January at just under 99 million b/d. A slight decline in liquids output by non-Opec-plus was offset by an uptick by Opec-plus. Canadian output, for example, dropped by 100,000 b/d, while US supply grew by 116,000 b/d. Global crude supplies increased by 325,000 b/d to 76.16 million b/d, with the gain roughly distributed even between Opec-plus and producers not aligned with the alliance.
