Goldman Sachs Revises Brent Outlook to $90

Goldman Sachs has raised its forecast for Brent crude oil prices in December 2026 to $90 per barrel, an increase of 6% from the previous estimate of $85. This upward revision reflects ongoing supply risks linked to the conflict in the Middle East, which are delaying the easing of risk premiums in the oil market. Despite the rise, the expected price is about 13% lower than the current Brent price of around $103. The bank maintains its average price forecast for Brent in 2027 at $80 per barrel, anticipating that supply from the Gulf will recover more quickly and that risk premiums will decrease. Additionally, Goldman Sachs projects WTI crude will average $81 in December 2026, with expectations of a decline to $73 in 2027, citing the impact of rising U.S. shipping costs to Europe. The surge in oil prices above $100 during the Middle East conflict is likely to reach as high as $125 if tensions persist and Gulf production drops by 5 million barrels per day compared to February 2026 levels.

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