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DESCRIPTION:Outlook for Trade Flows and Market Fundamentals\nThe Mideast Gu
lf\, south Asia and east Africa are all experiencing dramatic demand growt
h for oil products even as additions to refining capacity slow and product
specifications become more stringent. \nSpeakers at Argus Mideast Gulf a
nd Indian Ocean Oil Conference 2012 will examine how regional trade flows\
, supply and demand balances and refining margins will evolve to meet the
requirements of a marketplace in the process of being transformed. \nConfe
rence Highlights:\n* Implications of changing product specifications: Unde
rstanding the impact on sulphur and other specification changes on refinin
g and product trade flows \n* India : Competitor or complement to Mideast
Gulf refiners ? \n* East Africa the next big thing - Storage\, demand-supp
ly\, prospects \n* Implications of MARPOL implementation on fuel oil suppl
y \n* Product supply-demand balances for Mideast Gulf\, east Africa and so
uth Asia \n* The emergence of competition – what does this mean for Mi
deast Gulf suppliers? How will prices evolve? \n* Mideast Gulf refiners fo
cus on China rather than India –why? \n* Competitive feedstocks: Competi
tion between naphtha\, condensate and LPG \n\n
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LOCATION:Jumeirah Emirates Tower Hotel - Dubai\, United Arab Emirates
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Argus Mideast Gulf and Indian Ocean Oil Conference 2
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\n\nThe Mideast Gulf\, south Asia and east Africa are all
experiencing dramatic demand growth for oil products even as additions to
refining capacity slow and product specifications become more stringent.
\n\nSpeakers at Argus Mideast Gulf and Indian Ocean Oil Conf
erence 2012 will examine how regional trade flows\, supply and demand bala
nces and refining margins will evolve to meet the requirements of a market
place in the process of being transformed.
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