Goldman Sachs Predicts $76 Oil Price
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•Goldman sees oil prices holding around $76/bbl in 2025 on ample supply
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Goldman Sachs expects oil prices to average $ 76 a barrel in 2025 based on a moderate crude surplus and spare capacity among major producers.
Investment bank said there is a possibility prices could rise towards year-end as it sees Brent time spreads "underpricing physical tightness somewhat" Oil prices settled higher on Tuesday for the second consecutive session, with Brent futures at $ 76.04 .
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