Crude oil futures started the week higher as the market weighs doubts about how much extra oil OPEC+ countries have placed on ...

While current spot market conditions remain tight, Morgan Stanley's analysis indicates that oil market participants are increasingly looking ahead to the anticipated softening in the latter part ...

Morgan Stanley’s analysis suggests that these efforts may be insufficient to offset the expected increase in non-OPEC supply and the gradual decline in demand growth. As an investor in the Oil ...

The OPEC+ alliance may be boosting oil-production quotas at a significant pace in a push to restart idled capacity, but that ...

Analysts at Morgan Stanley in a report for clients released earlier Monday tried to match up production from certain OPEC+ members with the unwinding of 2.2 million b/d of cuts. The aggregate ...

The global oil market is in very rare territory right ... flagging a “meaningful surplus” further out, according to Morgan Stanley. “The Brent forward curve has an unusual shape at the ...

OPEC+ is set to continue returning production for another three months, which will help drive oil prices lower, according to ...

Wall Street has turned gloomier on oil prices as signs of weak demand and plenty of supply have weighed on the crude market. On Monday, Morgan Stanley cut its Brent (BZ=F) forecast for the second ...

US bank Morgan Stanley has lowered its 2025 forecast for oil consumption growth and oil price expectations, in the wake of a “twin-headwind” from the latest tariffs imposed by US President ...

Still, increases may yet be forthcoming. The Wall Street giant said that it still expected supply from the core members to ...