Wars especially in the middle

Wars especially in the middle east traditionally were triggers to oil price surge. While the world is trying to go green, there are still big consumers out there which must have no choice but to rely on oil to power themselves. The war in the Middle East inbihited oil harvesting and conveyance and consequently led to the surge in prices as a basic economic function of supply and demand. And this may not be a necessary bad factor to the oil producers, which can scale down and slow down their oil export while maintaining profit margin.

Iran-Israel Tensions: Will Oil Rebound or Hit New Low?

The sharp drop in oil prices has also led major Wall Street banks to lower their target prices. Goldman Sachs predicted an average oil price of $76 per barrel in 2025. The bank’s analysts noted that geopolitical risk premiums are limited, with no significant impact currently on Iran's supply facilities. Citigroup also adjusted its Brent crude oil price forecast for Q4, lowering it from the previous $74 per barrel to $70 per barrel. ----------------- Will oil hit new low? Or time to rebound?

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