Oil Prices To Hit US$66 Per Barrel In 2Q 2026 Before Year-end Recovery — BMI KUALA LUMPUR, March 25 (Bernama) — Oil prices are expected to fall to US$66 per barrel in the second quarter of 2026 (2Q 2026), following a stronger performance of US$78 per barrel in the first quarter (1Q 2026), before gradually recovering towards year-end, according to BMI. The research unit of Fitch Solutions said its forecast remains unchanged, with Brent crude projected at an annual average of US$70 per barrel for 2026. The outlook assumes a relatively rapid post-conflict recovery, with limited lasting damage to critical upstream production and export infrastructure, as well as a two-to-four week normalisation of flows through […]

Oil Prices To Hit US$66 Per Barrel In 2Q 2026 Before Year-end Recovery — BMI #OilPrices #BrentCrude #MarketForecast #EconomicRecovery #FitchSolutions

Fitch Solutions forecasts 2.5% GDP growth for Azerbaijan in 2026, expects cautious monetary and fiscal stance Oil sector to continue to face challenges given lower global crude prices, but overall economic prospects remain broadly positive.

Oil sector to continue to face challenges given lower global crude prices, but overall economic prospects remain broadly positive. Bne IntelliNews #Azerbaijan #GDPgrowth #FitchSolutions #EconomicForecast #OilSector

Fitch Solutions trims Azerbaijan growth outlook, expects manat to remain stable through 2026 Downwards revision based on continued dependence on the oil and gas sector despite diversification measures.

Downwards revision based on continued dependence on the oil and gas sector despite diversification measures. Bne IntelliNews #Azerbaijan #EconomicGrowth #FitchSolutions #Manat #OilAndGas

US Auto Tariffs May Push Japan to the Brink of Recession Trump's 25% auto tariff risks Japan&...

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Le secteur pharmaceutique libanais a enregistré une baisse de 11 % en 2024, atteignant 0,8 milliard USD contre 0,9 milliard USD en 2023.#criseéconomique #FitchSolutions #importations #Liban #médicaments #ONG #productionlocale #secteurpharmaceutique
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