
Goldman Sachs Raises Oil Price Forecasts Amid Middle East Tensions
Goldman Sachs has increased its oil price forecasts, attributing the rise to ongoing Middle East conflicts, reduced output, and significant inventory draws. The investment bank warns of a potential 'Hormuz shock' and suggests prices could reach $100 per barrel by year-end if supply disruptions continue.
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Goldman Hikes Oil Price Forecasts on ‘Extreme’ Inventory Draws - Bloomberg.com
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