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Goldman Sachs remains bullish on oil prices despite recent downturn

Worst-case scenario still implies US$105/bbl Brent

Tim Daiss
Goldman Sachs remains bullish on oil prices despite recent downturn

  Goldman Sachs strategists Jeffrey Currie and Damien Courvalin stress-tested their former bullish pricing view and found that despite growing concerns over oil fundamentals, both for higher supply...

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