Crude oil futures started the week higher as the market weighs doubts about how much extra oil OPEC+ countries have placed on ...

Oil prices were lower and the crude market is set to be in surplus by 4Q, which may extend into 2026, Morgan Stanley said.

While current spot market conditions remain tight, Morgan Stanley's analysis indicates that oil market participants are increasingly looking ahead to the anticipated softening in the latter part ...

Morgan Stanley recently revised its outlook on the oil market, reflecting a more cautious stance amid signs of increasing supply and weakening global demand. The bank’s revised forecasts ...

A sudden rise in crude prices driven by a renewed fear of a military confrontation between the US and Iran has caught out bearish traders, forcing many to rethink their near-term ...

Despite OPEC+’s announced production increases, actual output has lagged behind expectations, raising concerns about ...

Still, increases may yet be forthcoming. The Wall Street giant said that it still expected supply from the core members to ...

July 22 (Reuters) - The crude oil market is currently tight but next year will likely be in surplus, with Brent prices declining into the mid-to-high $70s range, Morgan Stanley (MS.N), opens new ...

Morgan Stanley ... the market rout in early April as the macro-environment turned sour, but it has since more than erased those losses. I believe further gains are ahead. In the below analysis ...