HSBC warns oil market stuck in 'tighter for longer' phase, lifts Brent forecasts
HSBC raises 2026-2027 Brent forecasts, citing tighter market as Strait of Hormuz flows remain impaired.
Iran strikes UAE and Jordan bases, warns US of full responsibility for escalation; oil prices jump.
A new week has begun, but the familiar pattern of conflict between Washington and Tehran persists. Over the weekend and into Monday, the two sides continued trading military strikes.
With tensions still elevated, oil prices have risen at the start of the week. Brent crude has returned to above $90 a barrel, while WTI crude has climbed 2% to $85.10.
With tensions high, Iran is expected to keep up its disruption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the waterway already being nearly at a standstill, further attacks there will serve to demonstrate Tehranâs continued control to the US and the world.
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HSBC raises 2026-2027 Brent forecasts, citing tighter market as Strait of Hormuz flows remain impaired.
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