Oil to stay above $100/bbl as Iran tensions persist, OCBC says
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OCBC analysts say oil prices are likely to hold above $100 per barrel in the near term due to limited Iran de-escalation and tightened Strait of Hormuz flows, keeping global crude markets tight. They expect Brent to hover around $100 through mid-2026 and ease to about $70 by early 2027 as disruptions fade, but a supply shock risk remains if tensions persist, even as mitigations like strategic reserves and alternative routes could offset part of the gap.
- Oil prices to remain above $100/bbl amid little Iran de-escalation: OCBC Investing.com
- Oil prices jump as Iran warns Strait of Hormuz ‘cannot be the same’ CNN
- Crude Rises as Conflict Spreads to More Middle Eastern Oil Fields WSJ
- Oil and gas prices rise again after Iran attacks production facilities The Guardian
- Oil prices settle up 3% after renewed Iranian attacks on UAE Reuters
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