[Global Crude Oil Inventories Approaching '100-Day Warning Line,' According to Goldman Sachs Estimates] Reported by Jinse Finance, on May 29, recent information revealed that Goldman Sachs estimates indicate global crude oil inventories could fall below the equivalent of 100 days of global demand as early as the end of May. According to Goldman Sachs calculations, as of the end of April, global crude oil inventories were approximately equivalent to 101 days of global demand and are expected to drop to 98 days by the end of May. Among these, 'visible inventories' observable through satellites and other means are estimated to be only enough for 73 days of demand. The report states that currently, only a limited number of ships can pass through the Strait of Hormuz each day, resulting in a daily global crude oil supply loss exceeding 10 million barrels. (CCTV News)