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Goldman Sachs Raises Brent Oil Price Forecast to $105

Goldman Sachs commodity analysts have revised their price forecast for Brent crude upwards, now expecting the benchmark to average $105 in December and remain elevated next year as well. This represents a nearly 17% increase from Goldman’s previous December forecast of $90 per barrel, with the team

OilPrice EnergyNovember 2, 20261 min read
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Goldman Sachs Raises Brent Oil Price Forecast to $105

Goldman Sachs commodity analysts have revised their price forecast for Brent crude upwards, now expecting the benchmark to average $105 in December and remain elevated next year as well. This represents a nearly 17% increase from Goldman’s previous December forecast of $90 per barrel, with the team citing heightened risks to supply security, as reported by Bloomberg. The revision, which is the latest in a series of such revisions coming from various banks, comes despite multiple reports about oil flows from the Persian Gulf returning to pre-war…

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