Oil Market Rebalancing Pretty Well Without OPEC: Norrrish

The video discusses the current state of the oil market, focusing on the lack of production freeze from OPEC, particularly due to political tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Despite these tensions, oil prices are holding up, driven by unplanned outages and improving market balances. The market's strength is attributed to changes in supply and demand fundamentals, with significant speculative positions. Demand uncertainties, especially from China and diesel markets, pose risks. Russia's production increase is absorbed, but price sensitivity could cap supply growth. The future of OPEC remains uncertain, with Saudi Arabia's actions being pivotal.

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