OPEC cuts 2015 demand forecast for its oil as shale boom persists

LONDON (Reuters) - Global demand for oil from OPEC next year will be less than expected because of weaker growth in consumption and the U.S. shale boom, the group said on Wednesday, pointing to an increasing supply surplus in 2015.
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