A HSBC report released on January 15th stated that the bank has raised its forecast for Brent oil futures prices in 2025 from the previous $70 per barrel to $73, with the first quarter forecast also rising from $70 to $77 per barrel, mainly reflecting the impact of the latest US sanctions on Russia. The bank stated that the sanctions announced by the US last week have nearly doubled the number of tankers on the sanctions list, causing oil prices to rise to over $80 per barrel in recent days, which will have a significant impact on Russian crude oil and its exports, despite being short-lived. The bank believes that the oil market is still in a tug-of-war between OPEC+ oversupply and persistent geopolitical risks. It is expected that Brent oil prices will trade between $70 and $80-85 per barrel this year, slightly lower than the past two years.
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HSBC: As expectativas de preços do petróleo Brent para este ano foram revisadas de $70 para $73 por barril.
A HSBC report released on January 15th stated that the bank has raised its forecast for Brent oil futures prices in 2025 from the previous $70 per barrel to $73, with the first quarter forecast also rising from $70 to $77 per barrel, mainly reflecting the impact of the latest US sanctions on Russia. The bank stated that the sanctions announced by the US last week have nearly doubled the number of tankers on the sanctions list, causing oil prices to rise to over $80 per barrel in recent days, which will have a significant impact on Russian crude oil and its exports, despite being short-lived. The bank believes that the oil market is still in a tug-of-war between OPEC+ oversupply and persistent geopolitical risks. It is expected that Brent oil prices will trade between $70 and $80-85 per barrel this year, slightly lower than the past two years.