Oil prices will jump 25% in the next 6 months but it's a 'believe it when I see it market,' analyst says

• US crude oil prices could climb to $90 to $95 per barrel in the next six months, according to CIBC's Rebecca Babin. 
• That represents a 25% surge from current levels.
• But she also told CNBC that a $100-per-barrel price for crude is "overzealous."

US crude oil prices could climb as much as 25% in the next six months, according to CIBC Private Wealth senior equity trader Rebecca Babin.

She told CNBC on Thursday that West Texas Intermediate could hit $90 to $95 a barrel, while international benchmark Brent could reach $95 to $100, though surpassing $100 would be "overzealous."

Currently, WTI is up 2% at $75.42, and Brent is up 1.85% at $82.09.