Middle East Tensions & Global Energy Markets: What’s Next?
- Short-term resolution: How a de-escalation could bring relief to oil prices, stabilize markets, and ease concerns about supply disruptions, with WTI potentially dipping to $60 per barrel.
- Prolonged conflict: What happens if tensions drag on? Explore how higher geopolitical premiums could push oil prices to $90–$100 per barrel and disrupt gas markets, as OPEC and US shale producers work to balance supply.
- Escalation into regional war: Lastly, we'll discuss how oil could soar above $125 per barrel, the threat of a global recession, and the potential for extended inflationary pressures and interest rate hikes.
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Speakers
Henik Fung
Senior Industry Analyst, Asia-Pacific Oil & Gas
Bloomberg Intelligence
Henik has 22+ years of experience in the Oil & Gas industry. He was Senior Analyst at Samsung Securities, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup; Commodities Strategist at About Capital and BrevanHoward AM; and Director of Corporate Strategy at China CBM & Shale Gas Group. Prior to joining BI, he was a Sales Director at SWS on facilitation and cross border trades.
Dave Catley
Commodities Product & Market Specialist
Bloomberg
Dave is part of Bloomberg’s Product & Market Specialist sales team, with a focus on commodities. During his 11 years working in Asia, he has been an active participant in the region’s solid fuel and carbon markets having worked for a European generating company and a global carbon project developer. Dave is part of Bloomberg’s Product & Market Specialist sales team, with a focus on commodities.