Johannesburg oil prices could spiral higher

South Africa Inflation Seen Edging Below 4% Fuels Rate Cut

  • Johannesburg oil prices could spiral higher
  • Johannesburg oil prices could spiral higher
  • Johannesburg oil prices could spiral higher
  • Johannesburg oil prices could spiral higher

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  • Will oil prices spike in 2025?
  • Overall, J.P. Morgan Research estimates that global oil markets could face a 1.1 mbd deficit in 2025, widening to 7.1 mbd in 2030. Consequently, oil prices could spike to $150/bbl over the near to medium term and $100/bbl over the long term — above J.P. Morgan Research’s $80/bbl long-term forecast.
  • What factors affect the price of fuel in South Africa?
  • Looking at some of the factors impacting the price of fuel for South Africans, including the cost of oil, exchange rates, taxes, and inflation. The start of 2021 has seen a constrained oil supply, both deliberately and inadvertently, which has helped prices recover close to pre-pandemic levels.
  • Why is South Africa a net importer of oil?
  • South Africa is a net importer of oil, this means we import more than we export. We pay for our oil supply by converting our rands into dollars, therefore any change in the price of oil and/or change in the exchange rate will impact local prices of oil.
  • Could the oil rally lead to an economy-draining Spike?
  • The oil rally is gathering the kind of momentum that some believe could lead to an economy-draining spike in prices, similar to the one seen in 2008 when prices hit almost $150 a barrel just before the global financial crisis. While natural gas prices in Europe and Asia have already sparked alarm, the potential impact of the oil price increase is a growing concern.

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