www.economica.net/criza-petrol-premiera-dupa-debut

The global oil market is expected to experience an oversupply by the end of 2026, marking a first since the Iran war, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). Oil exports from the Persian Gulf have rebounded to 74% of pre-war levels, driven by increased shipments from Saudi Arabia and Iraq despite ongoing attacks on tankers. The IEA has revised its 2026 global oil supply forecast upward by 920,000 barrels per day. Although a production deficit is anticipated this year due to war-related disruptions, it will be significantly lower than previously estimated. The IEA notes that while demand is expected to recover next year, it will remain below 2025 levels, with growth concentrated in petrochemical feedstocks.