Citi and Goldman Sachs analysts raise their forecasts for oil prices.
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As the Iran war drags on, it's increasingly clear that there is likely no going back for the energy market.
Why it matters: Oil and gas prices will be higher for longer than investors expected, and the market dynamics are shifting — as countries and companies look for alternative sources of energy or oil and for new ways to move it around the world.
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