Petrolul rămâne sub 100 de dolari, în ciuda crizei din Ormuz. Cele trei motive care țin prețurile sub control

Despite significant disruptions in oil supply due to the Iran conflict and issues in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices remain below $100 per barrel. JPMorgan identifies three key factors preventing a larger price increase: lower-than-expected oil stock declines, reduced demand from China, and increased production from other regions. The market remains sensitive to Middle Eastern developments, and while current prices hover around $87-88 per barrel, analysts warn of potential future pressures. The International Energy Agency forecasts a decrease in global oil demand this year, but a rebound is expected by 2027. The situation remains volatile, influenced by geopolitical tensions and supply chain dynamics.