The
currently
high
level
of
Saudi
oil
production
leaves
the
oil
market
more
vulnerable
to
supply
disruptions
elsewhere,
according
to
Goldman
Sachs.
"With
Saudi producing close to 10 million barrels a day, OPEC will be operating with
a very thin layer of spare capacity, making the oil market much more vulnerable
to additional disruptions," it says. Supplies from
Nigeria
,
which is troubled by fuel-price protests, are of particular concern, it adds.