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JET FUEL: Global Implied Jet Fuel Demand Set for 0.32% Fall: BNEF

JET FUEL

Global implied jet fuel demand in the week commencing Aug. 20 is seen down 0.32% on the week to 7.133m b/d, according to BNEF.

  • This is the lowest weekly level of jet fuel consumption since the week starting July 9, as the summer travel peaks draws to a close and air travel follows its seasonal trend of declining into winter.
  • Only Eastern Europe and the MENA regions are showing a rise on the week, up 0.45% and 0.47% respectively to 0.475m b/d and 0.576m b/d.
  • In the USA, jet fuel demand is down 0.91% this week to 1.483m b/d.
  • The US airport with the largest drop in jet fuel demand is Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson airport, down 1,129 b/d, or 1.6%. 
  • Chicago’s O’Hare has seen the largest gain on the week, up 970 b/d. This may be supported by the ongoing Democratic National Convention in the city.
  • Demand in China is seen falling 0.2% this week to 0.931m b/d. An even larger fall of 0.85% is expected next week, taking demand down to 0.924m b/d.

 

Source: Bloomberg

 

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