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Goldman Sachs Sees Brent Above $120 if Hormuz Disruptions Continue

Editorial Board2 months ago2 months ago05 mins

Goldman Sachs has outlined two sharply different scenarios for global oil prices, with the outlook hinging on whether tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz ease or escalate. While the bank’s base case sees Brent crude averaging around $80 per barrel later this year, a prolonged disruption to Gulf exports could send prices above $120. The…

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