Oil and gas sector resilient, Barclays sees upside for energy earnings

Oil prices steady amid high risks; Barclays sees tight supply, strong demand, and higher-than-expected earnings ahead.

Oil prices have remained range-bound recently despite high geopolitical uncertainty, with analysts saying the sector’s fundamentals continue to support a positive outlook for energy earnings.

In a Monday note to clients, Barclays energy analyst Amarpreet Singh reiterated the constructive stance on the sector, pointing to resilient demand and persistent supply constraints across key producing nations.

Recent data showed that global oil inventories declined in the first half of 2025 (H1 25), countering expectations of a surplus.

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