AI & Machine Learning

Goldman warns of 'very painful' natural gas shock that could rival oil crisis

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Goldman Sachs warns of a severe natural gas shortage following attacks that damaged Qatar's critical liquefied natural gas infrastructure, potentially leading to price surges similar to the 1970s oil crisis. This matters as it could disrupt global energy supplies and force higher prices, impacting industries reliant on natural gas for operations. Watch for further price increases if supply disruptions persist beyond October.

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