Dosar de subiect
Oil Market Recovery Could Take Longer Than Expected
Primul articol: 13 apr. 2026, 21:34
|
Ultima actualizare: 13 apr. 2026, 21:34
|
1 sursa
|
1 articol
Mai multe surse. Mai putina manipulare.
Analiza editoriala
Bazat pe 1 sursa, 1 articol
According to Bloomberg, energy expert Rebecca Babin believes that a two-month timeframe for restoring oil production to pre-disruption levels is "optimistic." This assessment suggests that the oil market recovery could be more protracted than initially anticipated. The delay could be due to various factors, including infrastructure damage, logistical challenges, and geopolitical uncertainties. A slower recovery would likely translate to continued price volatility and potential economic consequences for consumers and businesses.Articole despre acest subiect
Foto: Bloomberg
Two Months to get Oil Back Online is 'Optimistic,' Says Rebecca Babin
Rebecca Babin, senior equity trader and managing director at CIBC Private Wealth, said that the markets are using a two month base case as the predicted time it would take to get oil production back up and running after the end of war with Iran, a timeline she finds 'optimistic.' Babin said that even if US oil exports grows to 5 million barrels a day, it still won't be enough to fill in the supply lost to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. (Source: Bloomberg)
Citeste pe Bloomberg →