... engulfing the market. As a result, oil prices remain within a narrow range, lacking the impetus for rapid increases or sharp declines. The combined impact of these factors is creating a moderate supply-demand imbalance, keeping the oil market near a surplus state. Exchange prices remain significantly lower than last year's peaks. Some analysts believe that if current trends persist, the average Brent price could fall to around $50 per barrel in 2026. Gas Market: Full Storage Does Not Exclude Price ...

... premium" associated with geopolitical tension. As a result, oil prices fluctuate within a narrow range, lacking momentum for either a new rally or a crash. Overall, market supply currently exceeds demand, keeping the oil segment in a state close to surplus. Exchange quotes are confidently below last year’s highs. Several analysts predict that if current trends persist, the average Brent price may drop to around $50 per barrel by 2026—though much will depend on further OPEC+ decisions and the ...

... of ongoing negotiations somewhat reduces the geopolitical risk premium. As a result, oil prices are fluctuating within a narrow range, lacking incentives for either a new rally or a collapse. The combined influence of these factors creates a supply surplus that keeps the oil market in a state close to overproduction. Exchange prices are consistently holding below last year’s highs. Several analysts suggest that if trends continue, the average Brent price could drop to around $50 per barrel by ...

... mitigates panic. As a result, oil prices fluctuate within a narrow range, receiving no impetus for either a rapid rally or a sharp decline. The combined effect of these factors creates a moderate oversupply, keeping the oil market in a state close to surplus. Exchange prices remain significantly below last year’s highs. A number of analysts believe that if current trends persist, the average Brent price could drop to around $50 per barrel by 2026. Gas Market: Record Inventories Fail to Prevent Price ...

... alliance's decision to increase production from September and signals of slowing demand, oil prices have decreased to a weekly low. On Monday, Brent futures dipped below $69, while the U.S. benchmark WTI approached ~$67, responding to concerns over surplus supply. Nevertheless, the market finds equilibrium due to several compensating trends: Demand and Seasonal Factors. The global summer travel season maintains heightened demand for gasoline and jet fuel in leading economies (the U.S., China, Europe)....