Goldman’s analysts said production in Libya and Nigeria was higher than expected.
Read More »Brent Oil Is Likely to Stabilize in $70-$80 per Barrel Range into Year-End
The analysts at Goldman Sachs expect the OPEC producers and Russia to compensate for the drop in Iranian oil supplies.
Read More »US-China Trade War doesn`t Change the Bull Case for Oil
The price for LNG shipment into key Asian markets is hovering around $10 per million British thermal units.
Read More »US Oil Request Will Not Stop Stockpiles Dwindling
Surging oil demand. particularly in the case of China. is likely to surprise the market to the upside.
Read More »The Oil Price Rally Isn’t Over Yet
Oil prices declined by more than 6 percent in the last few trading days.
Read More »The Bullish Case for Oil
Syria is not the only hot spot that is driving oil prices higher up. but it is certainly the hottest.
Read More »Goldman Sachs: Crude Prices ‘Likely to Exceed’ Expectation
The market is currently experiencing Brent crude prices at around $70 a barrel. a price not seen since 2014.
Read More »Goldman: OPEC doesn`t Want Brent Tops $70
Brent at above $70 a barrel ``will trigger some increased discussion within OPEC.
Read More »Traders in Asia Hunt Oil Products to Send to US
Traders will try to keep discharge options open so that they are able to anticipate any potential delays in discharging the cargoes.
Read More »Brent Crude Oil to Rise
Goldman kept its average Brent price forecast for the third quarter of 2017 at $57 per barrel.
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