Russian Finance Ministry Expects Gradual Decline in Brent Prices
The ministry said near-term oil prices will hinge on the recovery of Middle Eastern exports and the pace of global inventory restocking.
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Russia's Finance Ministry expects Brent crude oil prices to decline gradually, according to a ministry document.
The document said the short-term price outlook will be shaped largely by the prospects for a recovery in oil exports from Middle Eastern countries, as well as the pace at which global oil inventories are restored following the end of a recent conflict.
The ministry's assessment points to supply-side dynamics, rather than demand factors, as the primary drivers of the anticipated price trajectory in the coming months.
Oil price forecasts from national finance ministries often factor into government budget planning, particularly for economies where energy exports represent a significant share of revenue.
Sources
- Russian Finance Ministry expects gradual decline of Brent prices — TASS (Russia)
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