Goldman Sachs: Gulf Oil Exports Surge

The article explains that oil exports from Gulf countries, including shipments carried by ships without activated GPS devices, recovered to 23.3 million barrels per day in the last week of September. There was a significant increase in exports through the Strait of Hormuz, reaching 19 million barrels per day, aligning with 2025 averages. Goldman Sachs also noted that approximately 90% of this recovery is due to crude oil exports, although exports of refined products and liquefied petroleum gas have increased, while diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel remain at about half of their average levels. The bank confirmed that the global oil market was nearly balanced in September, with expectations that Brent crude prices will fall to $85 per barrel by the end of the year and to $80 in 2027. Oil prices increased by 14% in September, despite concerns about the potential resurgence of tensions that could damage energy infrastructure and push prices higher.

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