“If the small-scale conflict limiting oil supply continues until the end of the year, Brent crude may trade between $95 and $120 per barrel. Meanwhile, if a broader conflict breaks out and major energy infrastructure is damaged, oil prices could soar to as high as $150 per barrel,” Bank of America analysts wrote.

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