Opec has said that oil demand in 2010 will come under pressure from the slow pace of the recovery in the world economy, AFP has reported. "As a result, US demand is a key uncertainty for this year. Non-OECD regions will be the sole contributors to global demand growth in 2010," the oil producers' group said. "The global recovery is proceeding apace... but the strength of the upturn in 2010 is still uncertain and regionally uneven."
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