Bank of America predicts that Brent crude oil could reach a best-case scenario of $90 per barrel; if the standoff continues into early July, it could reach $130 per barrel. According to the head of commodities and derivatives research at Bank of America, in the best case, Brent crude oil could average $90 per barrel for the remaining period in 2026. If the confrontation with Iran persists or escalates due to new military actions, market prices could further rise to $130 per barrel, especially if such tensions extend into early July. Wall Street strategists increasingly expect that, amid growing concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, Brent crude oil will stay around $90 per barrel this year. Goldman Sachs previously raised its year-end forecast for Brent crude oil to about $90 per barrel. #PYTH今日解锁21.3亿枚代币