Goldman Sachs Raises December Brent Oil Price Forecast to $105
Goldman Sachs raises December Brent oil price forecast to $105.
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Goldman Sachs has raised its December Brent oil price forecast to $105. According to Bloomberg, the forecast increase is due to 'substantial' supply risks.
Coverage from Reuters notes that Brent 2026 view has topped $90 for the first time since May, as Middle East stability remains elusive.
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USO, UCO Slide As Brent Retreats On US-Iran De-escalation HopesTradingView · 4h ago
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Brent: Higher-for-longer price trajectoryFXStreet · 4h ago
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How oil prices could average $130 per barrel next year, according to Goldman SachsMarketWatch · 4h ago
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Goldman Hikes Oil-Price Forecasts on ‘Substantial’ Supply RisksBloomberg · 4h ago
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Goldman Sachs Raises December Brent Oil Price Forecast to $105Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com · 4h ago
Quick answers
What is the new Brent oil price forecast?
Goldman Sachs has raised its December Brent oil price forecast to $105.
Why did Goldman Sachs raise the forecast?
According to Bloomberg, the forecast increase is due to 'substantial' supply risks.
Will oil prices average $130 per barrel next year?
MarketWatch reports that Goldman Sachs' forecast suggests oil prices could average $130 per barrel next year, but the reliability of this prediction is unclear.
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