Ole Hvalbye
Ole Hvalbye is a prominent analyst at SEB, known for his expertise in oil markets and geopolitical risks. In the context of recent events, he commented on the implications of Israeli strikes on Iran, focusing on concerns regarding the potential disruption of oil flow through the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz.
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United Kingdom:
Ole Hvalbye expressed skepticism about the brief reprieve from rising oil prices.
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Norway:
Ole Hvalbye stated that the two companies account for half of Russia's total oil production.
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Uruguay:
Ole Hvalbye commented that Iran's retaliations were more symbolic than real and did not cause much damage.
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Costa Rica:
Ole Hvalbye explained that Iran's retaliation was more symbolic than real.
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Venezuela:
Ole Hvalbye explained that Iran's retaliation was more symbolic than real.
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Uruguay:
Ole Hvalbye, an analyst at SEB, estimates that the price of Brent crude oil would exceed $100 per barrel.
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Morocco:
Ole Hvalbye from SEB estimates that the price of Brent crude oil would exceed 100 dollars per barrel.
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Costa Rica:
Ole Hvalbye, an analyst at SEB, stated that the Brent barrel would easily surpass $100 if the Strait were closed.
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Nigeria:
Ole Hvalbye said global oil benchmark Brent crude could gain $3 to $5 per barrel when markets open.
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United Kingdom:
Ole Hvalbye, an SEB analyst, said in a note that Brent crude could gain $3 to $5 per barrel when markets open.
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