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00:00 - Major Banks Raise Oil Price Forecasts: U.S. Tariffs and OPEC+ Hikes Impact Outlook
01:20 - OPEC to Boost Oil Supply: What it Means for Oil Stocks (BP, SHEL, CVX)
03:44 - Oil Prices Drop $2/Bbl as OPEC+ Supply Concerns and Weak US Jobs Data Impact Markets

1. Major Banks Raise Oil Price Forecasts: U.S. Tariffs and OPEC+ Hikes Impact Outlook

Major Wall Street banks have modestly lifted their oil-price forecasts for this year and next, but lingering uncertainty over U.S. tariffs and rising OPEC+ output continue to cloud the outlook. A survey compiled by The Wall Street Journal—which includes projections from Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley—showed Brent crude is expected to average $67.14 a barrel this year, while West Texas Intermediate is projected at $63.68 a barrel. In last month’s survey, the benchmarks were seen at $66.32 and $63.03 a barrel, respectively.

2. OPEC to Boost Oil Supply: What it Means for Oil Stocks (BP, SHEL, CVX)

Oil stocks took a hit as OPEC prepares to increase oil production by 548,000 barrels per day in September.
What does this mean for oil prices and top oil stocks like BP, Shell, and Chevron?
In this video, we'll break down the impact of OPEC's decision on the oil market and discuss the best oil stocks to buy now.

3. Oil Prices Drop $2/Bbl as OPEC+ Supply Concerns and Weak US Jobs Data Impact Markets

Oil prices fell $2 per barrel on Friday amid worries over OPEC+ supply increases and a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report. Brent crude settled at $69.67/bbl, while WTI closed at $67.33/bbl. Key factors include potential OPEC+ production hikes, Trump's tariffs on global partners, and threats to impose secondary tariffs on Russian oil. Analysts highlight the Fed's rate decisions and trade tensions as critical drivers. Learn how these factors shape energy markets.

The U.S. added only 73,000 jobs in July, raising unemployment to 4.2%. OPEC+ discussions suggest possible September production increases, though details remain unclear. Trump's actions on Russian oil and global tariffs could disrupt trade flows. JP Morgan estimates 2.75 million barrels/day of Russian oil may face penalties if deals fail.

Explore the interplay between geopolitical tensions, economic data, and energy markets in this analysis of oil price movements.