Goldman Sachs Warns Middle East Attacks Could Push Oil to $120
Goldman Sachs analysts have cautioned that continued disruptions to maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz could drive global crude prices up to $120 per barrel. The warning comes as regional shipping incidents trigger immediate market volatility and elevate supply concerns across energy markets.
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