Goldman Sachs warns that excess supply could push oil prices as low as $50 per barrel in late 2026, with recovery only ...

Goldman Sachs thinks that oil prices will fall further in 2026, despite a volatile cocktail of geopolitical tensions.

Oil prices likely will drift lower this year as a wave of supply creates a market surplus, although geopolitical risks will ...

Oil prices are likely to drift lower this year as a wave of supply creates a market surplus, although geopolitical risks tied ...

Goldman Sachs sees Venezuela’s Maduro ouster adding short-term oil price uncertainty but long-term downside risk; get key ...

Goldman Sachs says Venezuela's political upheaval introduces two-sided oil price risks in 2026, while raising longer-term ...

Samantha Dart, co-head of commodities at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for gold and the commodities sector at the ...

The scope for higher Venezuelan oil output in the long run after the US’s capture of the nation’s leader may eventually pressure global crude prices, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Geopolitical factors are helping push institutional investors close to their most bearish view on oil over the past 10 years ...

Goldman Sachs analysts on Sunday projected fourth-quarter Brent and West Texas Intermediate oil prices will fall to an average of $54/bbl and $50/bbl, respectively, on expectations of continued global ...

(Reuters) -Oil prices are expected to decline through 2026, Goldman Sachs said on Monday, citing a production surge that will keep the market in a large surplus of around 2 million barrels per day.