Tariff escalation and high spare capacity skew medium-term risks to Goldman Sachs' oil price forecast to the downside, the ...

Goldman Sachs predicts that tariff wars and high spare capacity, primarily from OPEC+ producers, are skewing oil price risks to the downside in the medium term.

Morning Brief Anchors Brad Smith and Madison Mills explain why in the video above. To watch more expert insights and analysis ...

Oil prices fell on Wednesday after Russia agreed to U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal that Moscow and Kyiv temporarily ...

Oil's recent descent has prompted Goldman Sachs analysts to lower their price target for the year, in part due to ...

Oil prices edged lower on Wednesday after Russia agreed to U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal that Moscow and Kyiv ...

Crude futures slip as Russia halts energy strikes, raising supply concerns. Market outlook remains bearish, but Middle East ...

U.S. shale needs much higher oil prices than $50 per barrel, and even higher than the current WTI Crude price in the high ...

Oil prices rose and Goldman Sachs cut its 2025-26 price forecasts on expectations of slower demand growth and higher supply.

The bank cited two main changes in the oil markets.

Goldman Sachs has lowered its December 2025 and average 2026 forecasts for Brent and WTI crude oil prices, citing slower oil demand growth prospects and expectations of higher OPEC+ supply, it said in ...

Goldman Sachs lowered its outlook for Brent and US crude prices, citing a potential slowdown in oil demand growth d ...