Goldman Sachs Sees Strong Performance for Oil Soon, But not Forever
04.13.2017 - NEWS

April 13, 2017 [OPIS] - Analysts at Goldman Sachs remain confident that the second quarter of 2017 will bring consistent inventory declines, and warn that global demand growth may top its already ambitious 1.5 million-b/d-year target. The bank also reiterated its view that front-month WTI will rally to a high of $57.50 bbl before July arrives.


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