Deal or no deal in Doha?

We think that the risk of the oil market being disappointed by any deal to freeze production in Doha on Sunday is high, given that oil prices have rallied by over 10% in the last week alone. Any deal is unlikely to change our supply outlook, so we still expect oil prices to end 2016 at about current levels.

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