The prices of crude oil from Brent are expected to rise to $ 80 per barrel in the coming months, because the tensions between the United States and Russia are in danger of disrupting the global oil supply chain, emphasizing the oil market experts in conversation with Ani.
The oil prices can be confronted with upward pressure as geopolitical risks increase. NS Ramaswamy, head of the raw materials & CRM at Ventura, said: “Brent Oil (Oct’25) From $ 72.07 has a short-term objective of $ 76. Year end 2025 could reach $ 80-82. Downside support and Cap on $ 69. US President Donald has Dadald Derline DerLline has Dadald Derline DerLline DerLline has Dadald Derline DerLline DerLline DerLline Termination, the failure of the sanction and a risk of $ 69. Rates of 100 percent on the actions of countries with Russia, which would push the oil prices higher.
“This step by US President Trump could further increase oil prices, because countries would have to deal with a difficult choice between buying cheaper oil and being confronted with heavy export rates for the US, depending on the Russian crude oil, for WTI Raw Oil (Sep’25), experts expect a short -term target of $ 69.
Experts said that such developments could disrupt the global oil market. A supply shock can be the result of a reduced production capacity of the reserve, which would probably push oil prices until 2026. The dilemma remains that President Trump wants lower oil prices, but a rapid rise in American oil production is not possible because it relates to infrastructure, labor and investments. Energy expert Narendra Taneja said Ani: “Russia exports 5 million vessels oil to the global (oil) delivery system every day. Prices for crude oil would rise considerably – $ 100 to 120 per barrel, if not – if the Russian oil is forced from the worldwide supply chains”.
He also added: “If Russian oil stops with flowing Indian refineries, prices would certainly rise worldwide. Even if Saudi Arabia intervenes and select OPEC countries to fill in the delivery gorge, it takes time, which contributes to price pressure in the short term. The oil market could not even shy away, even if Opec+ could not be able to do a short-term situation.
In the meantime, the recent US-EU-Handel agreement has offered some support for the market, but geopolitical tensions continue to exist and the upward risks continue to add. The market is also closely aware of the American inventory levels and the upcoming interest rate decision, with a stronger US dollar that retains some pressure on oil prices. The extensive trade branch of the US-China has also supported the market sentiment, but the risks remain increased in the oil sector.
Published on August 2, 2025
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