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A shift of 70% of Canadian crude to Asia suggests stronger Asian demand and greater Brent exposure; pipeline expansion by 2028 signals higher future supply, but the net effect—demand strength vs. supply growth—leans bullish for Brent expectations, historically seen when regional demand peaks and transport capacity expansions unfold.
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An industry executive said Asia, led by China, will purchase about 70% of Canadian crude as Canada's sole export pipeline expands capacity by roughly one-third by 2028. The shift could tighten Western supply routes while boosting Asian demand, potentially supporting Brent prices over the medium term. BNO may react to a more Asia-driven global oil balance, with the timeline extending into 2028.
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