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Dallas Fed Pres Says World Needs To Consume Less Oil And Gas
Alex Kimani is a veteran finance writer, investor, engineer and researcher for Safehaven.com.
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The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has highlighted the need for reduced oil and gas consumption worldwide. This assessment is based on the current unsustainable rate of consumption, which is exacerbating volatile energy markets. The President emphasized the reality of physical supply constraints, suggesting that the world's energy consumption is not sustainable in its current form. This implies that a downward adjustment in global consumption may be necessary to achieve balance in the energy markets. The President's comments suggest that energy markets are expected to stabilize in the near future, but this may require a reduction in global consumption of oil and gas.
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