US Total Crude Oil Stocks Rise in Week Ended Oct. 4
Crude Oil Finds Support as Market Focus Shifts Back to Supply
Goldman Sachs: Geopolitical risk premium indicators have slightly declined, oil prices are expected to stabilize this quarter.
Goldman Sachs' report on Tuesday (October 8) pointed out that the geopolitical risk premium indicators in the oil market fell slightly this week; The bank believes that, without major disruptions, oil prices this quarter may stabilize around the current levels; However, Goldman Sachs still expects Brent crude oil prices to increase by $10 to $20 per barrel in the future from current levels.
Inflation, Oil Prices, and Interest Rate Expectations Are Linked Together – Commerzbank
Recent Oil Price Rally Exaggerated as Supply Plentiful and Demand Still Sluggish, Commerzbank Says
S&P Global: Under the escalation of the Middle East situation, the global economy is facing an unprecedented 'dangerous period.'
s&p global Vice Chairman and energy expert Daniel Yergin said on Tuesday that due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, the global economy is entering an unprecedented 'dangerous period'. Yergin pointed out that he expects Israel's retaliatory actions to not only be a replay of April but to be 'even more intense'.