Goldman doesn’t see big disruption to energy flows over tensions


Sanctions or an accident are the two main potential sources of disruption to raw materials markets from Ukraine, says Jeff Currie, Goldman’s global head of commodities research

NEW YORK: Oil and gas flows aren’t likely to be significantly impacted from the tensions building in Ukraine, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

The bank’s base case is “no disruption,” Jeff Currie, Goldman’s global head of commodities research, said in a Bloomberg TV interview with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen.

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