Mohammed Imran

Oil stuck in tug-of-war between supply glut and geopolitics, says analyst

The global surplus has increased from 0.5 bmpd to around 1.5 mbpd in the last six months

Crude oil outlook: $57-61 range likely, geopolitical flare-ups may test $62

Global oil prices have shown remarkable resilience amid softer economic data from two major consumers: the US and China

Crude oil slips as Russia-Ukraine peace talks advance; WTI seen below $52

WTI plunged 2.5 per cent over the past five trading sessions to $58.05/bbl, shedding 5.5 per cent in the last month and more than 20 per cent since mid-June highs near $73/bbl

Oil price prediction: WTI may hit $57 by 2025-end, eyes supply glut in 2026

Oil price outlook: While the outlook for the oil market remains bearish with expectations for a large surplus in 2026, robust refinery margins offer counterbalance

Oil prices face bearish pressure from potential Russian supply disruptions

Mohammed Imran, research analyst at Mirae Asset Sharekhan believes that global market will remain in surplus of 0.5-0.7mbpd in 2026

Bearish oil outlook: Supply surplus, soft demand to cap WTI near $62

Crude oil Outlook: WTI to trade $57-$62/bbl near-term, with upside to $65+ on Russian disruptions. Bearish base case holds unless geopolitics escalate.

Oil prices to trade in $56-$63 range in coming weeks, says analyst

Global crude oil supplies are poised for a deepening glut, with prices likely to decline toward $50 per barrel by mid-2026 amid sluggish demand growth and robust production

Crude oil to see short-term bullish momentum; check strategy, key levels

Oil prices are projected to trade in a broader $58-$64 range in the coming weeks

Crude oil prices headed for $50 amid supply glut in 2026, says analyst

Opec+ is unwinding cuts, restoring 2.72 million barrels per day by November, with Iraq adding 500 thousand barrels per day via Kurdish pipelines, worsening a 0.5 million barrels per day surplus

Crude oil outlook: WTI prices likley to average around $56 by end of 2025

The decline reflects a US-led trade war, exacerbating oversupply amid Opec+'s 2.72 mb/d restoration and a 0.5 mb/d surplus

Oil outlook: Supply excess, weak Asia demand to keep WTI in $61-66 range

WTI crude oil prices opened weaker, tumbling over 4 per cent in early trading, a sharp reversal from the prior week's modest 2.2 per cent.

Crude oil outlook: Supply glut, macro headwinds to cap rally; target & more

Crude oil prices continue to trade within a broader range of $5-$7, reflecting the persistent tug-of-war between supply excess and geopolitical flare-ups

Crude oil prices to see continued volatility; check strategy, key levels

Brent crude faces limited upside above $70, as higher prices may dampen Chinese demand, while increased OPEC+ production is helping offset geopolitical risks

Crude oil: Bearish long-term outlook, WTI to hit $60 by Q4CY25, say analyst

Since the conclusion of the Iran-Israel conflict, oil prices have retreated and stabilised within a broader trading range of around $6 per barrel

Crude Oil: Here's your trading strategy for August 12; key levels inside

Geopolitical developments are a primary driver of market uncertainty. The Trump-Putin talks could either ease concerns over US sanctions on Russian oil or escalate tensions if negotiations falter.

Analysis: Can crude oil prices rally more as Israel-Iran war escalates?

Oil price outlook: Crude oil prices are likely to remain supported by geopolitical uncertainty and tightening inventories in the near term

Why are crude oil prices rising? Check reasons, outlook & trading strategy

Oil prices: A meaningful upside in oil prices seems limited as the recent rally has been driven more by geopolitical risks than by fundamental demand

How to trade crude oil? Mohammed Imran of Mirae Asset Sharekhan decodes

Oil markets may face an oversupply in the second half of 2025, alongside potentially weakened demand due to Trump's inclination towards universal tariffs

Crude oil outlook: WTI may remain-range bound at $56-$60, say analyst

Oil price outlook: Oil prices have declined 17 per cent on a year-to-date basis, with April marking 18 per cent fall, the biggest monthly drop in prices since November 2021

Crude oil to remain range-bound at $65-$58, may gain from China's support

Crude prices have had the most volatile week in four years as the prices tumbled over 20 per cent in 4 trading sessions amidst the trade war turmoil