Goldman Sachs: Biden’s Federal Land Drilling Ban Is Bullish For Oil25 Jan 2021 19:59
Well, overnight, Goldman's commodity team said that a lack of urgency from the US government to lift Iranian sanctions and a push for larger fiscal spending support the constructive view on oil and gas prices; at the same time it estimated that a 2 trillion stimulus over 2021-2022 would increase US demand by 200k bpd and stated that delays in a full return of Iran production would support the bullish oil outlook. Goldman's summary, which could say is obvious: "policies to support energy demand but restrict hydrocarbon production (or increase costs of drilling and financing) will prove inflationary in coming years given the still negligible share of transportation demand coming from EVs (and renewables)."
RE: Goldman Says Biden’s First Steps Are Bullish for Oil Prices25 Jan 2021 19:50
I mean come on wtf is this
howvever, Baring an Iranian attack on Saudi, my opinion is that WTI will be less than $55, probably around current levels 52 and I would not be surprised if it dropped slightly below $50.
RE: Goldman Says Biden’s First Steps Are Bullish for Oil Prices25 Jan 2021 14:54
Tony with all due respect you didn’t know the meaning of FOMO now you proclaim to be some kind of energy expert can you post links to your figures?? Or are they just made up. Most of your posts here have always had a negative tone even though the price is well and truly now in an upward trajectory!! Just waiting on news of dividend to confirm how much fcf then will be waiting for farm out !!! GLA
Obviously I can’t say exactly what price’s will be by next Friday but i can say I’m bullish on all that you mentioned it just might take more than a week to reach targets as I’m confident they have more upside than down. For fun I will say nfx 3/3.5 I3e 6.8/7.5 wti 56/58 by next Friday
Goldman Says Biden’s First Steps Are Bullish for Oil Prices24 Jan 2021 11:00
At the same time, supply growth is in check as shale producers focus on improving their finances and Saudi Arabia pledged to cut oil output in the next two months to help rebalance the market. Meanwhile, a quick return of embargoed Iranian barrels into the market doesn’t seem likely.
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