Bank of America’s commodities chief says oil supplies will normalise as US and Iran find a shared interest in stabilityExecutive summary: Bank of America’s commodities analyst explained that oil supply is expected to normalise following the recent US‑Iran tension. A smoother supply outlook could reduce price spikes, lower inflation pressures and support energy‑intensive industries. Francisco Blanch (Bank of America), United States government, Iranian authorities, global oil traders. Market participants will monitor diplomatic talks and any further sanctions adjustments for signs of supply changes.Francisco Blanch, global head of commodities at Bank of America, stated that despite the recent shock from the US‑Iran conflict, the energy market is showing resilience and is expected to return to pre‑crisis levels. He highlighted that both Washington and Tehran benefit from a stable oil flow, suggesting a pragmatic alignment of interests that could temper further price volatility.Connected developmentsLagarde postpones stronger ECB response to Iran war effectsOpportunities in Iran's peace for the stock marketLa principal victoria de Irán tras la guerra¿Qué es un caza de sexta generación? EE UU saca una década de ventaja a Europa tras la caída del proyecto FCASQué oportunidades trae la paz en Irán a la BolsaLa victoria de IránOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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