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25.06.2019, 09:19

Balance in the oil market still looks tight – Danske Bank

Danske Bank analysts note that the oil price collapsed towards the end of May before finding support at USD60/bbl as the risk-off in the oil market came on the back of new threats from Trump towards Mexico and fears over further escalations in the US-China trade war.

“The balance in the market still looks tight. On the supply-side OPEC+ is implementing the output cuts agreed upon in December 2018 and is discussing a possible extension from June. Venezuelan production is in freefall, Libyan output is at risk following an insurgence and the waivers on Iranian sanctions have expired. On the demand side, the macro backdrop remains relatively weak as the macroeconomic data and global trade growth prospects have been weak. We see Brent on average at USD75/bbl in Q3 and USD80/bbl in Q4.”

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