Goldman Sachs Resets Oil Price Forecasts Goldman Sachs raised Brent targets to $115/Q2 and $95 for 2026 on Mar 21, 2026, after a 3.8m-barrel EIA inventory draw (Mar 18, 2026), prompting a 6% Brent spike.

Goldman Sachs Resets Oil Price Forecasts: Goldman Sachs raised Brent targets to $115/Q2 and $95 for 2026 on Mar 21, 2026, after a 3.8m-barrel EIA inventory draw (Mar 18, 2026), prompting a 6% Brent spike. Read full analysis 👉 #GoldmanSachs #OilPriceForecast #BrentCrude #EIAInventory #SupplyRisks

Senators say $75 oil forecast could boost savings but urge cautious FY27 spending Alaska senators told reporters the Department of Revenue’s spring forecast — about $75 a barrel for the coming year — could push FY26 toward break‑even or a small surplus but emphasized uncertainty and a cautious FY27 budget focused on deferred maintenance rather than large new capital projects.

Alaska's senators warn that while a projected $75 oil price may lead to a slight surplus in FY26, uncertainty looms over FY27 spending, urging a cautious approach to budget planning.

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House Finance hears fiscal update showing larger deficits and potential Constitutional Budget Reserve draw Legislative Finance briefed the House Finance Committee on an updated fiscal summary that raises FY26–FY27 deficit estimates, explains how a $129.6M higher-education transfer is presented, and warns the governor’s supplementals could require a draw on the Constitutional Budget Reserve absent sustained high oil prices.

Alaska's House Finance Committee just revealed a staggering FY26 deficit projection of over $336 million, raising urgent questions about the future of the Constitutional Budget Reserve.

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