TD Securities’ James Rossiter notes that Oil prices are stabilizing slightly above $90 per barrel, with Brent trading in a $90–100 range since the ceasefire began. He highlights that market participants appear comfortable with Oil around current levels, while uncertainty over Middle East developments and the Strait of Hormuz remains a key focus for traders.
Brent holds in $90–100 range
"Our base case assumption for oil prices to sit slightly above $90/bbl appears to be playing out for now."
"Indeed, the dynamics of the tensions appears to suggest a certain degree of comfort around—but not much above—this level."
"Brent oil prices have remained range-bound between $90-100/bbl since the ceasefire began."
"Whether the Strait of Hormuz remains open or closed (or seemingly both at once) remains a key focus."
"Markets seem to be converging on the view that energy prices will settle near their current levels."
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