Oil

Goldman Sees Oil Falling below $55 in 2026

Goldman Sachs commodity analysts expect Brent crude to slump to the low $50s next year, citing an expected oversupply of some 1.8 million barrels daily towards the end of the year. The surplus will swell as soon as this year, the analysts also said in a client note cited by …

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China Maintained Strong Oil Refining Output in July

Chinese oil refining throughput jumped by 9% in July from a year earlier amid higher utilization capacity at state-owned refiners, according to official data released on Friday. Chinese refiners processed 14.85 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil last month, per the data from the National Bureau of Statistics …

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Syria Attempts to Revive Oil Pipeline with Iraq

Syrian Energy Minister Mohammed al-Bashir announced that he will soon travel to Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, to discuss reviving a significant project with the Iraqi government. In a televised interview, al-Bashir said that he will soon visit Iraq to discuss the rehabilitation of the oil pipeline linking the northern …

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Venezuela’s Oil Exports Fell 10% in July

Venezuela’s crude and fuel exports fell in July by some 10% from June to average 727,000 barrels per day (bpd), as Chevron and other partners of state oil firm PDVSA were waiting for U.S. authorizations to resume operations and exports that were prohibited in May. Venezuela also exported about 227,000 …

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Goldman Reiterates $64 Oil Price Forecast

Goldman Sachs has maintained its oil price forecast for Brent crude, seeing the benchmark averaging $64 over the fourth quarter of the year despite recent developments that have pushed both Brent and West Texas Intermediate higher. “Increasing pressure on Russia and Iran sanctioned oil supply poses an upside risk to …

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