Goldman Sachs forecasts that crude oil prices face sustained downward pressure through 2027, citing a structural shift in energy markets. According to the reports, the change is linked to disruptions associated with the Iran War and the resulting effects on how oil supply and demand are balanced. The bank’s view is that, while the initial disruptions associated with the conflict may affect prices in the near term, broader market adjustments are expected to ease price pressures over time. The articles summarize Goldman’s assessment that one key factor—driven by the war-related disruption and subsequent market reconfiguration—will continue to weigh on crude prices rather than support sustained higher levels. Across the coverage, the common theme is a time horizon extending beyond the immediate shock period, with Goldman expecting the downward influence to persist through the next few years. The reports do not provide detailed estimates in the excerpts, but they agree on the direction of Goldman’s outlook and the connection to Iran War-driven disruptions in energy markets.