Webinar

Is Oil Going to $65 or $380? Forecasting Oil in High Volatility

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Uncertainty around reopening in China, disruption to Russian flows from sanctions, the return of jet fuel, an Iran nuclear deal and unrest in Libya all point to massive swings in the supply-demand balance, making forecasting difficult. Talks of a potential price cap on Russia and rising risk of retaliatory cuts by President Putin could deepen the market deficit and push crude price to unprecedented levels.

In recent weeks, we've seen analyst forecasts from $65 to $380 a barrel.

Join Bloomberg analysts and market experts as they attempt to decipher industry predictions at both extremes of the oil markets, so you have the tools to make your own forecasts.

Speakers

Abhijeet Mohanty

Energy Market & Product Specialist

BLOOMBERG/ LONDON

Abhijeet is an experienced energy trader with many years of experience in the oil markets at various banks like Lehman Brothers and Standard Chartered. He has traded the crude oil, refined products, and options markets from Singapore and London.

Abhijeet has an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras and an MBA from INSEAD in France.

Salih Yilmaz

Senior Oil Analyst

Bloomberg Intelligence

Salih Yilmaz is one of the oil analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence, covering a wide range of companies in EMEA including Saudi Aramco, Rosneft and OMV. He leads BI’s research on OPEC and oil as a commodity, and regularly publishes reports that focus on OPEC strategy and supply/demand balance for oil.

Before joining Bloomberg Intelligence, he worked in investment banking focusing on the energy sector. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Mathematics from Vanderbilt University, and an MPhil in Finance from The University of Cambridge.

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