OPEC: The needs of the world economy in crude oil will increase in 2011 to 86.56 million barrels a day

The needs of the world economy in the crude oil will increase in 2010 compared with last year at 1.05 million barrels per day to average 85.51 million This forecast is contained in a monthly report, OPEC's status in the global oil market. In the future, this figure will increase by 1.05 million barrels, to reach 86.56 million a day, ITAR-TASS.

Experts believe that OPEC, the increase in oil demand due to the rather rapid development of world economy, which this year will amount to 3,9%. Next year, world economic growth to decelerate to 3.6%. In China, they will account for respectively 9,5% and 8,6% in India - 8,2% and 7,7% in the USA - 2,2% and 1,9% in Japan - 2.5% and 1 , 3%, while in the euro zone countries - 1.2% and 1%. Most of the growth of consumption of crude oil will be in countries outside the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries - China, India, Latin America and the Middle East.

According to the report that oil production in countries outside of OPEC, will rise this year to 0.92 million barrels per day and will reach 52.06 million, and next year will increase to 52.42 million Thus in Russia the production of oil will increase in 2010 to 0.17 million barrels per day and will be 10,09 million current forecast of 20 thousand barrels more than the one that was launched a month ago. OPEC experts explain this circumstance the general rehabilitation of oil industry, as well as putting in place a small deposit "linear" and escalating of volumes on the South Hylchuyskom field.