Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 15
JPMorgan Sees Oil Falling to $70 as US-Iran Deal Boosts Stock Rally
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 15

JPMorgan Sees Oil Falling to $70 as US-Iran Deal Boosts Stock Rally

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 15

Summary

  • $70 a barrel is Karen Ward’s near-term oil target, with the JPMorgan strategist arguing cheaper crude could revive the equity rally disrupted by the Iran conflict.
  • An emerging US-Iran agreement could drive that drop by unlocking frozen assets and adding Iranian supply to global markets in the coming weeks.
  • Ward said the supply effect may spread beyond Iran as OPEC cohesion weakens and Gulf producers move to monetize reserves at current prices.
  • Lower oil would act as a broad tailwind for stocks, potentially restoring market leadership that narrowed after the conflict broke out.

Insights

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