Rising non-OPEC+ production and only modest growth in global oil demand will leave the market well-supplied next year, analysts say, as they remain cautiously bearish on crude oil prices amid a myriad of uncertainties in 2025. At the end of 2024, investment banks said they expect oil prices to stay around the current levels for 2025—in the low $70s per barrel Brent—with risks skewed to the downside on potential escalation of trade tensions. Analysts and traders are aware that the only certain thing about oil price forecasts is that…
