Goldman Sachs stated that continued geopolitical uncertainty could maintain a risk premium for oil prices, raising its average oil price forecast for the second quarter. The bank raised its Brent crude price forecast from $66 per barrel to $76, and its WTI crude price forecast from $62 to $71. Analysts pointed out that if the supply disruption in the Strait of Hormuz continues for about five more weeks, Brent crude prices could rise to $100 per barrel. Goldman Sachs also stated that if there is a brief export collapse followed by a gradual recovery, OECD countries' inventories could be rapidly depleted, and the loss of crude oil production in the Middle East could reach approximately 200 million barrels. (Jinshi)