Oil price forecast
Below is a forecast for oil prices from Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs left his forecast for Brent oil prices, waiting $ 59 per barrel in the fourth quarter 2025 ... [...]
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Oil market on fire: attack on Iran and prospects for explosive prices
On June 22, 2025, the world witnessed the escalation of tension in the Middle East: the United States struck Iran. This step, of course, will have a deep effect on the global oil market, which without ... [...]
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Oil on the threshold of the explosion: geopolitics dictates prices, and the options market signaling the growth
World oil prices are in intense expectation, balancing between technical analysis and geopolitical risks. (Further ...) [...]
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Barclays becomes less pessimistic regarding oil prices
Barclays revised his forecast for oil prices, expressing a less cautious position in relation to raw materials. (Further ...) [...]
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Goldman Sachs predicts a decrease in oil prices by 2025-2026: OPEC stability+ and an increase in supply outside the United States
Goldman Sachs published its forecast for oil prices for the coming years, predicting a decrease in the cost of a barrel by 2025 and 2026. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherGoldman Sachs predicts a decrease in oil prices in 2025-2026 due to growth in production outside OPEC
The Goldman Sachs investment bank predicts a decrease in oil prices from 2025 to 2026, associating this with the expected increase in oil production in countries that are not included in OPEC, but ... [...]
Read furtherGoldman Sachs has published an oil price forecast By 2025-2026
The Goldman Sachs* investment bank has published a forecast for oil prices, which predicts a reduction in Brent and WTI oil prices in the coming years. (Further ...) [...]
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China is increasing the import of Arctic oil from Russia
In April, the imports of Arctic oil from Russia to China reached a record 280,000 barrels per day (b/s), indicate Vortexa*data, which made it possible to compensate for a decrease in Iranian oil volumes. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherA drop in oil prices: good or burden for the economy?
Reducing oil prices is traditionally perceived as a sip of fresh air for consumers and stock markets. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherBarclays revised its forecasts for the cost of oil Brent
Barclays* revised his forecasts for the cost of Brent oil towards the decrease, explaining this more active than expected, an increase in the extraction of OPEC+countries. (Further ...) [...]
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