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Oil prices are falling. So why am I still bullish on BP shares?
BP (LSE: BP.) shares have lost ground as oil prices slide following the Iran ceasefire agreement. That’s hardly surprising. With the immediate threat to Middle Eastern supply fading, investors have quickly removed much of the risk premium built into crude prices.
However, I think the market may be looking in the wrong place. The bigger story isn’t geopolitics — it’s whether global oil supplies are as comfortable as many currently believe.
The ceasefire agreement has undoubtedly reduced immediate concerns over Middle Eastern supply disruptions. But I think investors may be overlooking a more important issue.
Over the past few years, one of the world’s largest emergency oil buffers has been steadily depleted. The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) remains near levels not seen since the early 1980s after hundreds of millions of barrels were released to help stabilise energy markets and keep fuel prices under control.
Is the BP share price about to crash?
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