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Goldman Sachs Lowers Q4 Crude Price Forecast to $80

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Goldman Sachs has revised its fourth-quarter crude oil forecast to $80 per barrel.
The adjustment is due to a recent interim peace agreement between the US and Iran.
Analysts indicate that the flexibility in global oil markets was underappreciated during the conflict.
Daan Struyven, a co-head at Goldman Sachs, outlines three key reasons for the price drop.
The rapid decline in oil prices is attributed to market dynamics following the agreement.

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Goldman Sachs has revised its fourth-quarter crude oil forecast to $80 per barrel.
The adjustment is due to a recent interim peace agreement between the US and Iran.
Analysts indicate that the flexibility in global oil markets was underappreciated during the conflict.
Daan Struyven, a co-head at Goldman Sachs, outlines three key reasons for the price drop.
The rapid decline in oil prices is attributed to market dynamics following the agreement.

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