Fortun argues that recent reforms offer limited relief while financing constraints, weak investment and foreign-currency shortages continue to restrain growth.
Jonathan Fortun · Ugras Ulku / Institute of International Finance
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Russia benefits from higher prices for oil supplied outside the Strait of Hormuz, with narrower discounts lifting export earnings despite broadly stable seaborne volumes. The fiscal windfall is constrained by Ukrainian attacks on infrastructure and domestic frictions. If wider escalation depresses global demand, the gains could prove short-lived.
Marcello Estevão · Jonathan Fortun · Ivan Burgara / Institute of International Finance
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How long the conflict persists separates three oil-price scenarios for 2026, with average Brent prices around $85, $102 or $135. The analysis explains how declining inventory buffers can shift adjustment toward prices, with particular pressure in Asian physical markets. Longer disruption raises the risk of disproportionately large price increases, adding to inflation and complicating monetary policy through tighter financial conditions.