Bank of America raises oil forecast to $95 as Iran war threatens $150 spike
The bank cited damaged infrastructure and rising geopolitical tensions in revising its year-end Brent crude outlook.
What to know
- Bank of America raised its year-end Brent crude forecast to $95/barrel (from $83), citing Iran war disruptions and damaged infrastructure.
- The bank warned crude could exceed $150/barrel if the conflict persists and supply remains constrained.
- Alternative shipping routes have only partially offset the shortfall, making a rapid return to normal supply unlikely.
“Bank of America warned Tuesday that oil prices may climb beyond $150 a barrel should the ongoing war in Iran continue to strain global inventories.”
Bank of America, Financial institution · Quartz ↗ · Sep 21
Bank of America Financial institution issuing oil forecastFrancisco Blanch Head of global commodities, Bank of America
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“Although alternative routes and escorted Hormuz shipments have mitigated some of the shortfall, damaged infrastructure and rising geopolitical tensions make rapid normalization unlikely.”
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🔴 BREAKING Bank of America Warns Brent Crude Could Exceed $150 Amid Iran Conflict Risks Bank of America forecasts Brent crude oil prices could surpass $150 per barrel if prolonged conflict with Iran persists. The bank raised its oil price outlook due to tightening global supplies caused by disruptions in the... 📰 https://www…
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