Global Economy

Crude Oil Price Forecast: JP Morgan Sees Fall to $30 Range by FY27 – Big Reasons Explained

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Crude Oil Jumps Over 1% as Russia-Ukraine Peace Hopes

Crude Oil Price Forecast (28-Nov-2025): In a bold prediction for energy markets, JP Morgan has projected that Brent crude could slide into the $30s by the end of FY27, driven by a deepening global supply glut that far outpaces demand growth. The investment bank’s latest outlook suggests that even as oil consumption rises steadily over the next three years, supply additions — particularly from non-OPEC+ producers — will overwhelm the market and weigh heavily on prices. If this plays out, it could prove to be a major boost for Indian markets, given the country’s heavy reliance on oil imports.

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When Central Banks Whisper Winter: What It Means for Markets and Economy

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Central Banks News: November always brings that strange northern-hemisphere twilight where the sun clocks out early, and the central bank economic forecast chills begin to creep under the market’s door. Yes, it’s the season when the world’s central banks drag out their annual financial-stability reports — those long-winded compendia of theoretical perils and model-driven doomsday sketches. Most of these tomes read like a winter sermon nobody asked for, but buried inside the footnotes are always a few nuggets — flashes of genuine signal amid the bureaucratic noise.

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