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Oil prices are set to continue their downward trend, potentially slipping as low as $50 per barrel Brent by the middle of 2026, driven by ample supply and a projected market surplus.

Morningstar maintains its medium-term oil price estimates at $65 a barrel for Brent and $60 a barrel for WTI. While there could be some upward price movement, it will likely be short lived, it said.