高盛上调2026年油价预测

Group 1 - Goldman Sachs has raised its Q4 2026 oil price forecasts, increasing Brent and NY crude oil price expectations by $6 to $60 and $56 per barrel respectively, primarily due to lower-than-expected OECD crude oil inventories [1] - The adjustment reflects supply disruptions in January and the accumulation of excess supply in the form of sanctioned oil "floating at sea," with only 19% of the global inventory increase expected to be reflected in OECD commercial inventories, down from a previous estimate of 27% [1] - Goldman Sachs maintains its forecast of a global oil supply surplus of 2.3 million barrels per day for 2026, assuming no major supply disruptions and no peace agreement in Ukraine [1] Group 2 - Looking further ahead, Goldman Sachs expects oil prices to strengthen starting in 2027, with average prices for Brent and NY crude futures projected at $65 and $61 respectively, reaching $70 and $66 by December 2027, based on robust demand growth and slowing non-OPEC supply growth [2] - Given that OECD inventories have not significantly accumulated, Goldman Sachs anticipates that OPEC+ will begin to gradually increase production in the second quarter of 2026 [2]