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Investment bank JP Morgan admits it cannot predict oil prices due to the uncertain outcome of the US-Iran conflict. Analysts had assumed "economic red lines" would be crossed, such as oil topping $100 a barrel, which has now occurred. The bank states it no longer has a baseline view for the first time since the war began.
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