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United States energy information Administration (EIA) on Tuesday (March 6) non-OPEC cut this year and next (OPEC) countries ' oil production growth is expected tera gold, and cut its forecast for oil demand growth. EIA short-term energy Outlook in March, non-OPEC countries in 2012 will growth expected to cut oil production capacity of 80,000 barrels, and 2013-year output growth is expected to cut 170,000 barrels, because recently, South Sudan, Yemen and the influence of North Sea supply disruptions.　　EIA predicts that non-OPEC country oil production in 2012 and 2013 mean 52.46 million barrels and 53.22 million barrels respectively. EIA also cut its 2012 oil demand growth forecast for 260 tera gold,000Barrels to 1.06 million barrels and today are 2013 demand growth forecast by 120,000 barrels, to 1.37 million barrels. In the case of high fuel prices tera power leveling, this year United States depressed oil demand, and in recent weeks the country's demand for petroleum products has been hovering near 15 low level.　　United States is the world's number one oil consumer. According to EIA, economic cooperation andDevelopment (OECD) countries outside the oil demand growth, led by global oil consumption growth this year and next will go beyond production of non-OPEC countries. It points out that, "in the past two months, several disruptions in oil production in non-OPEC countries, or interrupt the situation aggravated, made in February, about 1 million barrels a day of crude oil production to derogate from. ”EIA also refers to oil exports from disputes between Sudan and southern Sudan, this dispute has led to production halt South Sudan in January, and is likely to remain at the expense of shipping.　　In addition, the EIA also mentioned that the deep mess of Yemen and Syria's oil production is limited. Consumers will depend on OPEC production up, to meet growing global demand. EIA estimates that oPEC this year and next will respectively increase crude oil production capacity of 490,000 barrels and 560,000 barrels.　　EIA said the United States Midwest transportation bottlenecks, should the United States crude oil futures prices until 2013 to keep the average about 106 dollars/barrel. EIA also predicted that peak travel season to drive in April-September, United States gasoline prices average about one gallon$ 3.92 in 2010, representing almost 6%. EIA said, next year in the West Texas intermediate oil (WTI) futures may still be in the same price range fluctuations, Brent crude oil futures prices will rise as more Canada and shale oil will flow in United States Midwest Oklahoma Library welcomes important delivery.