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Situation Room: IG energy vs. oil prices
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Situation Room: IG energy vs. oil prices
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Situation Room
IG energy vs. oil prices
Credit Analysis
IG energy vs. oil prices 15 June 2026
With the potential Iran deal moving closer to reality, Brent oil is down -9% so far in June. Credit Strategy
That has not moved the relative value for the Energy sector spreads. We estimate United States
Energy currently trades 8bps tighter than the index, adjusting for rating and maturity. Cross Product
That’s just 1bps wider than in late May, despite the big decline in oil prices (Exhibit 1). Yuri Seliger
Credit Strategist
Continue to like Energy sector spreads BofAS+1 646 855 7209
We keep our overweight view on the Energy sector (both E&P as well as Midstream). yuri.seliger@bofa.com
That’s because ultimately IG spreads are about risks. For the Energy sector, the risk Sohyun Marie Lee
would be oil trading around $60/bbl or lower, which is when the sector typically trades at CreditBofAS Strategist
a discount relative to broader IG market (Exhibit 2). +1 646 855 7217
sohyun.lee@bofa.com
With the big depletion of oil reserves, reaching that level should be unlikely any time
soon. Our strategists forecast Brent oil averaging around $75/bbl during 2H-2026 in the
In this reportmost bearish “full reopening” scenario (Exhibit 3, Exhibit 4). Moreover, the sector
continues to provide a hedge for the scenario that the Strait takes a longer time to Daily supply snapshot
reopen than expected.
Daily dealer inventories update
Finally, for the Energy sector credits we like see High Grade E&P Quarterly: Record tight
E&P spreads justified by higher for longer oil price backdrop and High Grade Midstream Daily HG fund flows
Quarterly: Fundamentals solid amid growth cycle; record tight spreads are justified on
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