Highlights OPEC+ supply could limit upside Stalled Iranian talks delaying supply recovery Shift to Chinese macroeconomic focus from vaccines Gas-to-oil switching and improving demand in Asia amid tighter inventories could boost crude prices, currently at a three-year high, through October, before increased supply from the OPEC+ producer grouping and elsewhere limits upside, S&P Global Platts Analytics said in a recent report. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now The physical Dated Brent crude benchmark assessed by S&P Global Platts hit a three-year high this week at $79.12/b as analysts rushed to upgrade their oil forecasts amid a futures market flirting with $80/b. Dated Brent prices should average somewhere in the upper $70s/b in October and it is quite possible that they may rally during this time, Platts Analytics said in its World Oil Market Forecast on Sept. 28. “The most important feature […]