Unlock Oil Alpha: The Datasets Your Models Are Missing
The price of crude is a barometer for the world economy; recession and trade war fears have shown up in lower prices. On the demand side, emerging markets now drive more than 90% of the growth in demand.
The price of crude is a barometer for the world economy; recession and trade war fears have shown up in lower prices. On the demand side, emerging markets now drive more than 90% of the growth in demand.
In our latest video on demand, our economist discusses the oil pricing, consumption and inventory indicators that can be used to build predictive, fast-reacting models. Alternative data – such as near-real-time airline traffic – offers insights into the crucial Chinese market.
CEIC’s datasets provide the historic context and granular, local detail you need for this truly global market – tapping sources that are difficult to access elsewhere.