Supply disruption, forecast upgrade and inventory decline helped resume the rally in energy prices. Although failing to breach above US$60/bbl, the front-month Brent crude contract rose to as high as 48.19, just shy of 2016’s high of 48.5, and gained +5.42% last week. The WTI crude contract made a fresh year-high of 47.02 before ending the week at 46.21, up +3.47%.
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