Oil Markets Can't Decide What They're Afraid Of And That's the Real Story
None of this means the war premium is permanent, or that oil is headed back to $100.
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U.S. output forecasts for 2026 have actually ticked up slightly, with EIA now projecting 13.78 million barrels a day, on the assumption that most shut-in production returns to normal by early 2027. The bigger question hanging over the whole market is whether the June 18 US-Iran memorandum was ever a real off-ramp or just a pause button.
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U.S. output forecasts for 2026 have actually ticked up slightly, with EIA now projecting 13.78 million barrels a day, on the assumption that most shut-in production returns to normal by early 2027.
according to IOL (Independent Online)The bigger question hanging over the whole market is whether the June 18 US-Iran memorandum was ever a real off-ramp or just a pause button.
according to IOL (Independent Online)
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