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The geopolitics that will shape energy markets in 2025

While energy market fundamentals point to oil prices falling a bit further and prices of European natural gas and Asian LNG remaining higher than before the Russia-Ukraine war, the uncertain geopolitical backdrop is a major wildcard for energy markets. Of course, we don’t have a crystal ball, but this Update examines how geopolitical risks may influence oil and natural gas markets in 2025.

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