Criza din Strâmtoarea Ormuz: Ce ține prețul petrolului sub control?

Oil prices remain below $100 per barrel despite the crisis in Hormuz, with JPMorgan citing three key reasons for this trend. The Brent crude price fluctuated significantly, yet pessimistic scenarios have not materialized. Factors include lower-than-expected oil stock declines, reduced demand from China, and increased production from other regions. However, market tensions are rising due to decreasing oil supplies from the Persian Gulf and reduced Russian exports. The International Energy Agency predicts a global demand drop this year, but a recovery is expected by 2027. Future price estimates depend on the ongoing conflict and supply chain stability.