Goldman Sachs sees Brent crude falling to $80 by 2027, India growth to stay above 7%

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Andrew Tilton, Chief Asia Pacific Economist at Goldman Sachs, discusses India's economic resilience, the outlook for crude oil prices, rupee movement, Fed policy and China's growing export competitiveness.

Goldman Sachs expects Brent crude oil prices to decline to around $80 per barrel by late 2027, as the geopolitical risk premium gradually eases following the US midterm elections.Andrew Tilton, Chief Asia Pacific Economist at Goldman Sachs, said lower energy prices should provide some relief to Asian economies in the coming year, particularly India, which has faced pressure from elevated crude prices. While uncertainty surrounding the Iran conflict remains, the investment bank expects energy prices to become more favourable for the region in 2027.On the growth front, Goldman Sachs expects India's economy to remain resilient, with GDP growth of more than 7% in the near term.

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