Goldman Sachs: Geopolitical risks will lead to higher oil prices, and Brent crude may face a risk premium of $10 per barrel.G10 June 19 data: Goldman Sachs said that despite the baseline forecast that assumes no supply disruptions, the price of Brent crude is expected to fall in the fourth quarter to around $60 per barrel, but given the decline in Iranian supplies, the price of Brent crude rising to just over $90, as well as the negative effects Potentially on oil production or shipping in the region, a premium of $10 per barrel seems reasonable.
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Goldman Sachs: Geopolitical risks will lead to higher oil prices, and Brent crude may face a risk premium of $10 per barrel.G10 June 19 data: Goldman Sachs said that despite the baseline forecast that assumes no supply disruptions, the price of Brent crude is expected to fall in the fourth quarter to around $60 per barrel, but given the decline in Iranian supplies, the price of Brent crude rising to just over $90, as well as the negative effects Potentially on oil production or shipping in the region, a premium of $10 per barrel seems reasonable.