Goldman Sachs revises forecasts on oil: "Market near the deficit"

According to Goldman Sachs, known until now for being particularly bearish, "black gold" market has completed the period of excess supply because of production disruptions last period, which occurred in Nigeria and Venezuela, not to mention the United States and Canada.

After the publication of the report, the price of crude rose: Brent travels around $ 50 a barrel and WTI of around $ 48.

Jeremy Batstone-Carr, chief economist at Charles Stanley: "While it is expected that Iran increases the production, on the other hand the news about Nigeria tend to have an impact on oil prices. But I fear that the rise will be marginal and will not last long. "

The supply of oil increased, as well as from Iran, it is also supported by OPEC, but according to the US investment bank, the market has gone from being close to saturation being in deficit perhaps as early as May.