Oil Supply Crunch May Persist After US-Iran Deal A source of crude oil supply may face difficulties in being released immediately after the US-Iran agreement.
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The strain on oil supplies is causing high gasoline prices, so it may take several months to restore the energy flow to pre-conflict levels. The slow process of oil transportation and refining is hindering the recovery of oil and gas activities, which is expected to take several months.
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Market Context & Analysis Scope
- Tensions in oil supply still persist after the US-Iran agreement.
- Energy flow remains slow after oil transportation and refining processes.
2) Mechanism of Impact
- Tensions in oil supply will lead to high gasoline prices, affecting the business operations of oil companies and energy-dependent industries.
- The level of surprise from this news is low, as experts have predicted that oil supply recovery would be challenging immediately after the US-Iran agreement.
- 3) Industry/Stock Groups Benefiting or Under Pressure:
- Benefiting
- : Oil production and trading companies, such as PetroVietnam (POW), Vietsovpetro (VSP).
- Under Pressure
- : Energy-dependent industries, such as transportation, heavy industry, and goods production and trading companies.
4) Risks to Monitor
- Risks of high gasoline prices affecting the business operations of oil companies and energy-dependent industries.
- Risks of oil supply not being able to recover immediately after the US-Iran agreement.
5) Short-Term Time Frame
- In the short term, gasoline prices may continue to rise due to slow oil supply.
- In the medium and long term, oil companies and energy-dependent industries should closely monitor the oil supply situation and gasoline prices to have suitable business plans.
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Tight supply conditions are causing high fuel prices, and it may take several months to restore energy flows to pre-conflict levels, according to an expert.