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"The 'Black Waterfall' has just begun? The oil market's volume has broken the pandemic record, and Goldman Sachs has shockingly revealed the '40 dollar doomsday scenario.'
① After experiencing a series of epic "volume" crashes in international oil prices for several consecutive days, Goldman Sachs lowered its oil price forecast for the second time in just one week on Monday; ② The latest statement from the Institutions indicated that with the intensification of the trade war and an increase in supply, under "extreme" circumstances, the price of Brent Crude Oil Product could fall below $40 per barrel.
After continuously lowering the oil price forecast, Goldman Sachs issues another "extreme" warning: it may fall below $40!
Goldman Sachs throws cold water again, where exactly is the bottom of oil prices?
