Sunil Singhania: Crude Oil to Drop to $70-$80 by May as Geopolitics Ease

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Sunil Singhania: Crude Oil to Drop to $70-$80 by May as Geopolitics Ease
Overview

Abakkus Asset Manager founder Sunil Singhania expects crude oil prices to fall to $70-$80 per barrel by May. He attributes this to easing geopolitical tensions, but stresses that normalizing supply and logistics are key. Singhania also sees near-term opportunities in rate-sensitive sectors like banking and infrastructure, provided foreign investors return.

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Sunil Singhania explained that the anticipated drop in crude oil prices stems from improving supply conditions and reduced geopolitical risks. He noted that recent market disruptions were primarily due to supply chain and logistics hurdles, rather than a fundamental decline in demand. Companies across various industries have faced challenges with packaging, fuel availability, and transportation due to these issues.

Market Implications

Looking beyond oil, Singhania sees potential for near-term gains in sectors sensitive to economic activity, such as banking, infrastructure, and capital goods, as market sentiment lifts. However, he stressed that sustained positive momentum will depend on the return of global investors, especially given ongoing foreign outflows. India's macroeconomic outlook remains solid, supported by resilient domestic investors, improving liquidity, and favorable government policies, which should help markets recover further as geopolitical uncertainties recede.

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