花旗：随着霍尔木兹海峡危机消退，油价可能跌至每桶60美元

Odaily Planet Daily News Citigroup said that as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz gradually ease, Brent crude oil prices could fall to $60 per barrel by the end of the year, further fueling pessimistic expectations for the global crude oil market. Citigroup analyst Francesco Martoccia noted in a report: "As the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz subsides, fundamentals are recovering rapidly. Shipping traffic is returning to normal, the spot crude oil market has weakened significantly, and inventory declines have been far lower than expected."

Analysts stated that the initial phase "is expected to be volatile, as shipping routes need to return to normal, insurance markets need to adjust, and remaining logistical bottlenecks need to be gradually resolved." They also noted, "The restoration of orderly navigation patterns and the increase in traffic volume indicate that commercial operators increasingly view the risk environment as manageable rather than unbearable." (Jinshi)