(Investing) – The oil market is anticipated to a see a “big surplus” from the fourth quarter onwards, driven in large part by the return of OPEC+ producer group barrels over the next 12 months, according to analysts at HSBC. In a note to clients, the strategists led by Kim Fustier forecast a surplus growing from 600,000 barrels per day in
(Investing) – Brent crude oil prices could hit $110 a barrel if the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, Goldman Sachs analysts have forecast, while HSBC analysts see prices topping above $80. Prices for Brent could average around $95 in the fourth quarter of 2025, Goldman Sachs said in a note dated June 22. Their assumptions included oil flows through the critical waterway halving for a
(BOE Report) – HSBC has lowered its annual oil price forecasts for this year and next, citing a possible increase in OPEC+ oil production later this year that would push the market into surplus in 2025. “Judging by the fall in oil prices, the market had expected another extension – indeed we thought the unwinding would be more likely to
Oil Price HSBC’s recent forecast suggests U.S. shale oil production will keep rising for another four years before peaking, but the real story is more complex. Wood Mackenzie highlights a new era of efficiency gains in shale, yet these advancements come with significant costs that could hinder future growth. Despite last year’s impressive 1 million barrels per day increase, driven by unexpected efficiency improvements,
World Oil (Bloomberg) – U.S. shale drillers will continue to raise oil production for years before the juggernaut stalls around 2028, dashing OPEC+ hopes for a quicker fall-off in American output growth, according to HSBC Holdings Plc. Improvements in drilling and fracking techniques amid a wave of corporate takeovers will drive the expansion and more than offset recent reductions in
World Oil (Bloomberg) — Arabian Drilling Co., a Saudi oilfield-services firm partly held by Schlumberger NV, hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc, HSBC Holdings Plc and SNB Capital to manage its IPO in Riyadh, seeking to join a steady stream of Gulf firms tapping equity markets. The firm will sell 26.7 million shares, or a 30% stake, in initial public offering, according
CNBC HSBC Global Asset Management and climate change advisory and investment firm Pollination Group are teaming up to launch a series of billion-dollar funds that will target “natural capital.” The new venture, which is the largest of its kind, will be called HSBC Pollination Climate Asset Management. The funds will target institutional investors including pension funds and sovereign wealth funds.
