Goldman Sachs issued a report warning of risks to global energy supply as a potential disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to a spike in oil and natural gas prices.In Goldman Sachs' estimates, if oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz is halved within a month and continues to decline by 10% over the next eleven months, Brent oil futures could temporarily rise to a peak of USD110 per barrel and then recede mildly, bringing the average price of Brent oil futures to about USD95 per barrel in 4Q25.Related NewsSPDB Int’l Lists Top 20 Stocks in Terms of Net Southbound Capital Inflow in Past Mth (Table)