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US EIA Raises 2026 Brent Price Forecast by $10 to $96/bbl

The US Energy Information Administration raised its 2026 Brent crude forecast to $96 per barrel from $91 in its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, and lifted 2027 to $84 from $74. The agency also nudged up 2026 US oil output to 13.9 million bpd from 13.8 million, kept 2027 at 14.3 million, and left 2027 LNG exports at 18.6 bcf/d while raising 2026 to 17.6 bcf/d. The next STEO is due November 10.

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The EIA's upward revision matters less as a price call than as a signal that the US government's own forecaster now expects a structurally tighter oil market through 2027, not a one-quarter spike. That framing feeds into inflation expectations, Fed policy debates and the cost assumptions underpinning energy-intensive sectors, including tokenized commodity and RWA yield products. The modest US output and LNG export tweaks suggest supply growth is not being modelled as the offset. Whether the November 10 STEO holds these levels or revises again is the open question.

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