Goldman Sachs has revised its oil price forecasts downwards, though remaining near current levels. The bank anticipates that the positive effects of the recent agreement between the United States and Iran are largely already factored into financial markets. Specifically, Brent crude oil is now projected to reach between $80 and $130 per barrel. The research team, led by Dan Stryven, lowered predictions for the latter part of the year. This adjustment suggests a belief that further significant price increases are unlikely in the short term, given the easing of geopolitical tensions. The analysis indicates the market has already responded to the potential increase in Iranian oil supply following the deal. These revised estimates reflect a cautious outlook on future oil price volatility.