
A recent estimate found U.S. producers could reap roughly $63 billion if crude averages $100 per barrel this year due to Gulf conflict disruptions. Complementing that view, a new report shows European majors also booked multibillion-dollar trading windfalls in Q1 as war-driven volatility spiked, highlighting that both producers and trading operations across the industry are benefiting from elevated prices and market dislocation.
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