Three Big Oil chief executives have joined analysts and traders in expecting Brent crude to reach $100 per barrel, Bloomberg reports.
Exxon’s Darren Woods, Patrick Pouyanne of TotalEnergies, and Shell’s Ben van Beurden said oil prices could continue rising because of the tightness of supply brought about by lower investments in production. They added, however, that market volatility could also pressure prices.
Bank of America earlier this week forecast Brent could top $100 by next year as demand exceeds supply amid a stronger than expected rebound.
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