According to Goldman Sachs' latest assessment report, China's economy has demonstrated a significantly stronger resilience against oil supply fluctuations compared to the United States. The institution clearly stated that the negative drag on the US economy caused by crude oil supply shocks is twice that of China. Goldman Sachs' economic analysis team pointed out that, looking globally, China seems to be in a more advantageous position when facing such energy shocks. As a result of the recent turbulence in the oil market, the team has cut its forecast for US real GDP growth by 40 basis points, whereas the downgrade for China's real GDP growth expectation is only 20 basis points.