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Oil-Price Forecast Uncertainty Rises as Iran Conflict Baffles JPMorgan

Sep 25, 2026, 7:39 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Geopolitical uncertainty and lack of a clear endgame can sustain higher volatility and possible upside in Brent, aiding BNO rallies on spikes.

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JPMorgan’s commodities team says it can no longer reliably model future crude prices amid ongoing Iran negotiations, abandoning its baseline view. Brent has swung from about $72 to $126 since February and sits near $100 as supply disruptions through Hormuz and Saudi cuts complicate the outlook. The lack of a clear endgame suggests continued volatility for BNO.

  • JPMorgan says it cannot reliably model future crude prices amid Iran conflict; endgame unclear.
  • Oil volatility rises as White House Iran talks drag into seventh month.
  • Brent swinging $72–$126 since February; currently near $100, signaling uncertain supply.
  • Saudi shipments to Europe cut after drone-attacked pipeline; Hormuz route remains a risk.

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