Research report: Global oil inventory decline may lead to supply shortages in certain regions.

A research report released by the American Goldman Sachs Group recently showed that global oil inventories are currently approaching their lowest levels in 8 years, with varying rates of inventory decline and uneven distribution across regions, leading to concerns about the possibility of supply shortages in some regions. Goldman Sachs predicts in the report that, including onshore and offshore crude oil reserves and refined oil inventories, the current global oil total inventories can meet 101 days of total demand, but by the end of May, they may only be able to meet 98 days of total demand. In terms of refined oil, global inventories could meet 50 days of demand before the outbreak of Middle East conflict, but currently they can only meet 45 days of demand.