0732 GMT - Goldman nudges oil-price forecasts higher on the assumption that Mideast shipping disruptions will continue into 2027. But the revision is modest as OECD commercial oil inventories--a key predictor of crude prices--have barely drawn down since the war began and Mideast supply adaptation will likely continue. GS estimates that the global oil market deficit has narrowed from about 7 million barrels a day in March to 1 million in 3Q as Gulf output partially recovered. It assumes new pipeline capacity will come online in late 2027, and that the UAE and Saudi Arabia will eventually deploy spare capacity. Gulf liquids output has already improved and could return to pre-war levels by 2H 2027.