Stephen Stapczynski explains that a wave of oil supply is set to be unleashed from the Persian Gulf as tankers that have been waiting for months begin to exit the Strait of Hormuz. However, Asian refiners have already secured replacement supply from other regions, creating a potential short-term oversupply that could push prices lower. He notes that LNG distribution will be driven by relationships as much as price, citing Qatar's shipments to Pakistan.
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Stephen Stapczynski 5.0
6/19/2026 9:59:28 AM
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You will be hitting those pre-war levels which would be $70 Brent or maybe even lower if there is an emergence of an oversupply, at least in the short term.

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