The bank also raised its long-term Brent crude LCOc1 forecast to $95 a barrel also from $85 a barrel.
"Our assumption is that the current situation lasts for a further quarter, but increased sensitivity around geopolitical risk to supply means a higher long-term price is also appropriate, we believe," UBS analysts said in a note.
They said it was too early to make a definitive call on the long-term effects of Japan's unfolding nuclear crisis on oil prices, but noted its Brent forecast was below the current forward curve. For the latest updates PRESS CTR + D or visit Stock Market news Today
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