When oil prices came crashing down last year, many expected the production to follow suit. However, instead of dropping, oil production has been on a gradual rise and according to Jeff Currie, Goldman ...
The global framework set in place at the end of World War II is being dismantled, and the U.S. is retreating from the world stage. This will trigger a strategic shift in capital allocation, away from ...
Goldman Sachs continues to believe oil prices will weaken in the second half of the year as a possible U.S.-Iran nuclear deal and higher global stocks offset an improving global economic outlook on ...
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Global oil market will be over-supplied into next year despite strong demand growth: Goldman Sachs
Daan Struyven of Goldman Sachs says the oil markets have had a muted reaction to the strikes in Qatar. Overall, he sees an oversupplied market, despite his expectations for a 'modest decline' in ...
NEW YORK — Oil fell Monday after Libya's Moammar Gadhafi appeared to accept a cease-fire plan with rebel forces, increasing the chances that Libyan crude ill return to world markets soon. Crude prices ...
Goldman Sachs' MENA Economist Farouk Soussa outlines the risk from Trump's latest tariff wave that goes beyond the baseline tariffs and into the broader financing needs for the region's powerhouse ...
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