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Drop-In: Trump, OPEC, China – What’s driving oil prices in 2025?

An oil market that has mostly looked through a year of Middle East conflict now faces fresh, Trump-shaped, uncertainty. The president-elect’s campaign pledges on everything from Iran and Israel to climate policy to household energy bills appear to raise fundamental questions about where oil prices could go in 2025.

But will other forces have a greater influence on prices in the coming year?

Join our Commodities team for this special briefing on the outlook for oil prices in 2025, including the impact of shifting dynamics within the OPEC group and the outlook for China’s economy. During this 20-minute session, the team will be answering your questions as they address key issues, including:

  • China and the macro backdrop for the oil market in the coming year;
  • Saudi Arabia, the rest of OPEC+, and the 2025 supply outlook;
  • Geo-politics vs domestic drilling –What Trump could mean for oil prices. 
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