IEA Cuts World Oil Demand Forecast
LONDON (Reuters) - World oil demand will rise at its
slowest pace in six years during 2008 as a raft of fuel subsidy
cuts in Asia erodes consumption, the International Energy
Agency said on Tuesday.
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