Oil prices may reach $95-$115 per barrel in 2026 — World Bank forecast

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no, shorting is illegal (at least in my country), and i do not support it to begin with.
but after the crash, you could buy in for a $20/barrel profit, depending on how soon another oil crisis evolves.
and one has to assume that the US is going to force the Iranians into a permanent end to the war, in part because they want this themselves, but it won't be "entirely" on the Iranians' terms. :cool:

the IRGC is 1 million men strong, many of whom will remain defiant. it's their way. (like with the blacks as well!)
80 million mostly fundamentalist / extremist indoctrinated inhabitants.
that's Iran.

still, no match at all for even only the US and Israel, if they manage to stick to the blitzkrieg principles.
 
no, shorting is illegal (at least in my country), and i do not support it to begin with.

That's cool.


but after the crash, you could buy in for a $20/barrel profit, depending on how soon another oil crisis evolves.
and one has to assume that the US is going to force the Iranians into a permanent end to the war, in part because they want this themselves, but it won't be "entirely" on the Iranians' terms. :cool:

Oil has to collapse before fall or the GOP gets routed.
 
Oil prices may reach $95-$115 per barrel in 2026 — World Bank forecast


Prices for other commodities would also significantly exceed forecasts

Remote : Tue, 28 Apr 2026 18:33:14 +0300
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FYI only.
this is not intended as investment advice.
but feel free to discuss this projection.

personally, with brent crude today at 111.XY USD/barrel - not a lot of profit to be had here! :auiqs.jpg:
Yes, its already there at the moment. Futures are lower, but who knows.
 
Nowdays everyone rides escooters/ebikes. No wonder we are fat.
I have yet to see a single person ride in front of my house with either of those and I live on a main blvd,,

but cars and motorcycles flow like running water daily,,
 
I have yet to see a single person ride in front of my house with either of those and I live on a main blvd,,

but cars and motorcycles flow like running water daily,,
Thats fair. I see good number here. One person takes her escooter from work to a few miles to the Leander train. Considering summer is coming, to me its brilliant.
 
Thats fair. I see good number here. One person takes her escooter from work to a few miles to the Leander train. Considering summer is coming, to me its brilliant.
so youre in favor of higher oil prices to force people onto them??
 
Oil prices may reach $95-$115 per barrel in 2026 — World Bank forecast


Prices for other commodities would also significantly exceed forecasts

Remote : Tue, 28 Apr 2026 18:33:14 +0300
Local : 2026-04-28(Tuesday) 17 : 33 : 14
Found via Nicer.App WebOS homepage

FYI only.
this is not intended as investment advice.
but feel free to discuss this projection.

personally, with brent crude today at 111.XY USD/barrel - not a lot of profit to be had here! :auiqs.jpg:

Before the war began in late February, Brent crude was trading around $70 per barrel.

Reports Thursday suggesting a possible escalation by U.S. President Donald Trump doused hopes for a quick end to the conflict.

By some measures, Brent has hit its highest level since its peak of $147.50 per barrel in 2008 during the global financial crisis.

The dollar has gained against other major currencies partly because U.S. interest rates have remained relatively high as the Federal Reserve strives to balance a need to boost the economy with curbing the higher prices that partly are a result of the war.
 
Before the war began in late February, Brent crude was trading around $70 per barrel.

Reports Thursday suggesting a possible escalation by U.S. President Donald Trump doused hopes for a quick end to the conflict.

By some measures, Brent has hit its highest level since its peak of $147.50 per barrel in 2008 during the global financial crisis.

The dollar has gained against other major currencies partly because U.S. interest rates have remained relatively high as the Federal Reserve strives to balance a need to boost the economy with curbing the higher prices that partly are a result of the war.

Fuel prices here (Ohio/WV) hit $4.99. I do not recall them ever being above $4.00 before. Maybe $4.09 or something but this is far and away higher than fuel has ever been.
 
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