Bank Of America Warns: Soaring Oil Prices May Not Necessarily Lead To A Hawkish Fed; Significant Rate Cuts Are Still Possible. Bank Of America Stated That Investors Betting The Fed Will Adopt A More Hawkish Stance Due To Rising Oil Prices May Be Misjudging The Situation. The Bank Warned That Supply Shocks Could Also Result In Interest Rates Remaining Unchanged Or Even Being Significantly Lowered. Since The Outbreak Of The Iran-Iraq War, The Yield On Two-year US Treasury Bonds Has Moved In Tandem With Soaring Oil Prices, Reflecting Market Expectations Of Rising Borrowing Costs. However, Bank Of America Economist Aditya Bhave Pointed Out That This Judgment "may Be Wrong."

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EIA - USA Oil Production To Average 13.72 Million Barrels/Day In March Versus 13.7 Million Barrels/Day In February, To Average 13.68 Million Barrels/Day In April

EIA Sees 2026 Brent Price Average Of 78.84/Bbl, Versus Prior Forecast 57.69/Bbl, 2027 Forecast Of 64.47/Bbl (Previous 53/Bbl)

EIA Sees 2026 WTI Price Average Of 73.61/Bbl, Versus Prior Forecast 53.42/Bbl, 2027 Forecast Of 60.81/Bbl (Previous 49.34/Bbl)

EIA Sees 2026 World Oil Demand Of 105.2 Million Barrels/Day, Versus Prior Forecast 104.8 Million Barrels/Day, Sees 2027 Demand Of 106.6 Million Barrels/Day (Previous 106.1 Million Barrels/Day)

EIA Sees 2026 World Oil Output Of 107 Million Barrels/Day, Versus Prior Forecast 107.8 Million Barrels/Day, Sees 2027 Output Of 109.6 Million Barrels/Day (Previous 108.8 Million Barrels/Day)

EIA Sees 2026 USA Natgas Output Of 109.5 Billion Cubic Feet Per Day, Versus Prior Forecast 110 Billion Cubic Feet/D, Sees 2027 Demand Of 112.3 Billion Cubic Feet/D (Previous 111.2 Billion Cubic Feet/D)