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Recently, there is a noteworthy signal: the trend of global oil prices. The Goldman Sachs commodities research team recently released an analysis predicting that oil prices will face sustained downward pressure this year. Why? The reason is straightforward — global oil inventories continue to rise, with the market facing an oversupply of 2.3 million barrels per day. Unless OPEC significantly cuts production or there is a major supply disruption, it will be difficult for the market to quickly regain balance, and this process could extend into 2026.

Specifically, Goldman Sachs forecasts that the average Brent crude oil price in 2026 will be around $56 per barrel, and WTI crude oil around $52 per barrel. Although geopolitical risks still exist and may cause short-term volatility, the "dam" effect on the supply side has become a certainty.

Why bring this up? Because the price trends of commodities often influence the global liquidity environment, which in turn triggers chain reactions in the crypto market. Falling oil prices usually indicate adjustments in inflation expectations, serving as an important signal for the entire financial market. Therefore, paying attention to macro factors can sometimes provide a deeper understanding of market logic than just watching candlestick charts.

Persevere, but don't be blindly optimistic.
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TopEscapeArtistvip
· 01-12 14:48
Oil prices drop to $52? Then liquidity will continue to loosen, isn't that a good thing... Wait, I'm trapped again. Why do I always buy the dip at high levels?
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 01-12 02:50
Will oil prices still not recover by 2026? Then liquidity will also have to freeze up, and this wave of market conditions will have to continue to be endured. Old Zhang, I just want to ask, do those who have exited regret it or not, waiting for the day oil prices hit bottom. On the macro front, to put it simply, it's a gamble—betting on when OPEC will take serious action. I choose to keep holding. The dammed lake effect sounds uncomfortable, and so does my wallet. Paying attention to oil prices is a brilliant move, saving oneself from going crazy watching K-line charts every day.
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ContractHuntervip
· 01-12 02:45
The pressure from oil prices transmitting to liquidity, connecting this logic is indeed quite clear. But to be honest, Goldman Sachs and their predictions have been right only a few times... Still, you need to keep an eye on the data yourself.
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MemeCoinSavantvip
· 01-12 02:32
so goldman sachs really said "oil's gonna be mid for the next 2 years" and we're supposed to care about liquidity implications lmao. ngl the macro angle tracks but like... number still go up right
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