Citi raises its base case average Brent price forecasts to USD 110/bbl for Q2, USD 95/bbl for Q3, USD 80/bbl for Q4

Citi's upward revision of Brent price forecasts indicates a strong bullish sentiment for oil, reflecting anticipated supply disruptions.

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Citi raises its base case average Brent price forecasts to USD 110/bbl for Q2, USD 95/bbl for Q3, USD 80/bbl for Q4

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Goldman Sachs raises its Brent forecast to USD 100/bbl this quarter and USD 90/bbl in Q4, due to prolonged disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and extreme inventory draws

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  • Flows could easily remain disrupted through the end of June, which could see Brent reach USD 150/bbl. 
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If flows remain constrained, the possibility of Brent hitting USD 150/bbl adds significant inflationary pressures and could impact currency valuations, especially for commodity-linked currencies.

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