New Bullish Oil Price forecast from Goldman Sachs - Feb 18
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2021 5:02 pm
Oil ‘Supercycle’ Predictions Divide Veteran Traders
Bullish Wall Street banks expect crude oil prices to rise as high as $100 as the world economy rebounds.
by David Sheppard, Financial Times
Thu, 02/18/2021 - 12:00 PM
Two of the biggest banks on Wall Street are calling a new “supercycle” in oil, with JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs both predicting prices will soar when the pandemic abates.
The most bullish forecast has international crude prices staging a comeback towards the $100-a-barrel region — a level not reached since 2014. The expected surge is predicated on the belief that fiscal stimulus will boost consumption just as investment in new production has been sucked out of the industry. Such a disconnect between demand and supply, fuelling a lasting surge in prices, are the basic conditions of a so-called supercycle.
It would transform conditions in the oil sector, which was hammered last year by the COVID-19 hit to demand and doom-laden predictions about what the widespread embrace of electric vehicles will mean for the market.
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President Biden is doing enough stupid things to get oil back to $100/bbl within six months. How will voters respond to $3.00 gallon gasoline in a few months?
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase are the "Alpha Dogs" that drive the herd.
Very soon the U.S. days of supply will dip below 30 days. If it goes below 28 days of supply, triple digit oil prices are reasonable.
Bullish Wall Street banks expect crude oil prices to rise as high as $100 as the world economy rebounds.
by David Sheppard, Financial Times
Thu, 02/18/2021 - 12:00 PM
Two of the biggest banks on Wall Street are calling a new “supercycle” in oil, with JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs both predicting prices will soar when the pandemic abates.
The most bullish forecast has international crude prices staging a comeback towards the $100-a-barrel region — a level not reached since 2014. The expected surge is predicated on the belief that fiscal stimulus will boost consumption just as investment in new production has been sucked out of the industry. Such a disconnect between demand and supply, fuelling a lasting surge in prices, are the basic conditions of a so-called supercycle.
It would transform conditions in the oil sector, which was hammered last year by the COVID-19 hit to demand and doom-laden predictions about what the widespread embrace of electric vehicles will mean for the market.
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President Biden is doing enough stupid things to get oil back to $100/bbl within six months. How will voters respond to $3.00 gallon gasoline in a few months?
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase are the "Alpha Dogs" that drive the herd.
Very soon the U.S. days of supply will dip below 30 days. If it goes below 28 days of supply, triple digit oil prices are reasonable.