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This report analyzes the potential impact of a final agreement with Iran on global oil supply, considering factors such as the pace of sanctions removal, floating storage, and reservoir degradation. It also assesses OPEC production trends, focusing on Libya, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia, to understand potential risks and uncertainties in the oil market outlook.

Subject

Integrated Oil, US Integrated Oils

Sender

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Recipients

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Document ID

DB-SDNY-0058885

Date

2015-05-31

Bijan Zanganeh's (Iranian oil minister) promise of output levels of 3.8 Mb/d within 6 months of the deal (implying an increase in exports of -1 Mb/d) is on the optimistic side of forecasts

the risk of a notable amount of Iranian crude hitting the market by end of '1 5/mid-'16 remains the key wildcard to our outlook.

Context

Analysis of oil production and geopolitical factors influencing the oil market are often of interest to the media.

Media Worthy

Yes

Financial transactions/money flowBusiness dealings

John KerryBijan Zanganeh (Iranian oil minister)

Integrated OilUS Integrated OilsIEAWood MackenzieOPECDeutsche Bank Securities Inc.Kurdish Regional Government

USIranLibyaIraqNorthern Iraq

Tone

Professional

Purpose

To analyze the potential impact of an Iran nuclear deal on global oil supply and to assess OPEC production trends.

Significance

The document provides insights into the uncertainties surrounding Iranian oil production and the potential impact on the global oil market.

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