Barclays on oil - current market dynamics relatively stable, doesn't foresee major shifts
Barclays has issued a note suggesting that the re-election of Trump is unlikely to significantly impact oil market fundamentals in the near term. The bank believes that current market dynamics are relatively stable and does not foresee major shifts tied to potential changes in U.S. leadership. Barclays is recommending a long position on December 2025 Brent call spreads. The bank notes that volatility has recently decreased, and it perceives market sentiment as overly focused on downside risks, or the "left tail." In contrast, Barclays believes the risks are more balanced, especially in light of recent improvements in oil market fundamentals and the possibility of a more confrontational geopolitical landscape. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
Barclays has issued a note suggesting that the re-election of Trump is unlikely to significantly impact oil market fundamentals in the near term.
The bank believes that current market dynamics are relatively stable and does not foresee major shifts tied to potential changes in U.S. leadership.
Barclays is recommending a long position on December 2025 Brent call spreads. The bank notes that volatility has recently decreased, and it perceives market sentiment as overly focused on downside risks, or the "left tail." In contrast, Barclays believes the risks are more balanced, especially in light of recent improvements in oil market fundamentals and the possibility of a more confrontational geopolitical landscape. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
