Oil fell to $92, the US expects $100: a striking forecast for 2027
Original headlinePetrol 92 dolara indi, ABD 100 dolar bekliyor: 2027 için dikkat çeken tahmin
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) projected that Brent crude will hold near $100 per barrel in November and December, even as futures trade around $92. The agency's forecast for the fourth quarter of 2027 is just $77, a gap the EIA attributes to risks around the Strait of Hormuz and inventory levels. The near-term call implies prices well above current market levels, while the longer-dated estimate signals an expected easing of supply pressures. Traders will watch whether Hormuz disruptions materialize and how global stockpiles evolve, since those two factors underpin the wide spread between the EIA's short- and long-term outlooks.
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