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Goldman Sachs: IEA reserve release plan may cause oil prices to drop by $7 per barrel

Goldman Sachs: IEA reserve release plan may cause oil prices to drop by $7 per barrel

汇通财经汇通财经2026/03/11 08:36
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⑴ According to Goldman Sachs analysts, the International Energy Agency's proposed plan to release strategic reserves could cause crude oil prices to drop by $7 per barrel, but this depends on how much oil is absorbed into reserves. ⑵ The bank estimates that disruptions in exports from the Persian Gulf could reduce market supply by about 15.4 million barrels per day. ⑶ Goldman Sachs stated that IEA member countries may release more than 182 million barrels of oil, which would offset about 12 days of the aforementioned supply loss and lower oil prices, assuming that half of the released oil is absorbed by OECD reserves rather than immediately entering the market.
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