Everyone seems to be in agreement: global oil supply is greater than the demand for the fuel. The consensus stands despite the fact that some of the world’s biggest storage hubs are far from overflowing. Now, many forecast even more production coming into this oversupplied market. It would only hasten the inevitable rebalancing. Kpler reported earlier this month that the amount of oil on tankers had gone up to the highest since 2020, reaching 1.3 billion barrels. But storage hubs in the Caribbean and South Africa are sitting half-empty, and…