Goldman’s Currie Sees Worst Oil Demand Shock in a Decade

Feb.06 — Jeff Currie, global head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs, discusses the turmoil engulfing global commodity markets as China’s biggest buyer of liquefied natural gas told suppliers it won’t honor some contracts because of the coronavirus. “The magnitude of the demand shock that we’re seeing is on par with 08-09,” Currie said in an interview on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”


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