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EIA Annual Energy Outlook Report: U.S. oil demand is expected to be 20.5 million barrels per day in 2027, an increase of 0.24%.

EIA Annual Energy Outlook Report: Total U.S. consumption of petroleum and other liquid fuels will fall between 11% and 23% by 2050 compared with 2025, primarily due to increased use of electric vehicles.

A spokesman for the UAE foreign ministry said it would seek clarification on the terms of the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.

Fed meeting minutes: Federal Reserve staff's economic outlook expects economic activity to be weaker than expected at the January meeting.

Fed meeting minutes: War may make inflation fall slower than expected.

Fed meeting minutes: Most officials believe monetary policy is in a good position.

Federal Reserve meeting minutes: Participants generally believed that the current policy interest rate is within a reasonable and credible neutral interest rate range.

Fed meeting minutes: Officials believe the situation in Iran has heightened economic risks.

Fed meeting minutes: Several participants further postponed their judgment on the timing of an interest rate cut further into the future.

Federal Reserve meeting minutes: The group of officials who prefer two-way policy guidance has expanded.

Federal Reserve meeting minutes: Most officials believe that the economic risks caused by the war may be a reason to cut interest rates in the future.

Federal Reserve meeting minutes: Federal Reserve staff believe that the fall in stock prices and rise in crude oil prices caused by the conflict will have "only a small" impact on economic activity.

Minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting: Many participants believed that if inflation declines as expected, it may become appropriate to cut interest rates.

Fed meeting minutes: Almost all participants supported no interest rate cut at the March meeting.

Federal Reserve meeting minutes: Most participants said that it is still difficult to judge how the development of the situation in the Middle East will affect the U.S. economy.

Minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting: Most officials attending the meeting believe that developments in the Middle East have increased economic risks.

Minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting: The vast majority of participants pointed out that the progress of inflation towards the 2% target may be slower than expected, and at the same time believed that the risk of inflation continuing to be above the target has increased.

Minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting: Most participants were concerned that a protracted conflict could lead to further weakening of the labor market, which may require further interest rate cuts.

Minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting: The vast majority of participants believed that the upward risks to inflation and the downward risks to employment were both at a high level.

Minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting: Members attending the meeting generally believed that the current policy interest rate is at a neutral interest rate level within a reasonable range.