Fourth revision from EIA on oil prices: 2027 forecasts also raised
Original headlineEIA'dan petrol fiyatlarında dördüncü revizyon: 2027 tahminleri de yükseldi
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration raised its oil price forecasts for a fourth consecutive time, citing Middle East conflicts affecting crude supply and transportation. The agency lifted its 2026 average Brent forecast to $97.44 per barrel and its 2027 estimate to $85.78. The EIA still expects prices to decline gradually next year. The repeated revisions underscore how persistent geopolitical risk is reshaping official energy outlooks. Markets will watch whether supply disruptions ease enough to validate the projected pullback in prices.
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