Oil supply to be constrained into next year

We have lowered our estimate of global oil supply in 2023 after OPEC+’s announcement that it would cut production quotas from November. As a result, we no longer expect the oil market to be in a surplus, and we forecast that the price of Brent will end 2023 at around $85 per barrel ($80 previously).

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