Bullish for oil
Stagflation Driving Persistent Energy Prices
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Updated 21 October 2026
The bullish argument: Higher energy prices are expected to persist longer than anticipated, reinforcing stagflation concerns.
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CryptoSlate · Published 13 Jun 2026
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In coverage record: 14 Jun 2026
“Energy did most of the damage, as final demand goods climbed 2.8%, the largest monthly increase since the series began in December 2009, with energy prices up 10.7% and gasoline surging 23.4% as the Iran conflict keeps oil supply at risk.”
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Moneycontrol · Published 21 Mar 2026
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In coverage record: 21 Mar 2026
“I think that the market is right now coming to grips with the reality that higher energy prices are going to persist longer than expected.”
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CoinDesk · Published 11 Mar 2026
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In coverage record: 11 Mar 2026
“With oil potentially easing on the IEA reserve release, the stagflation scenario that had been pricing into markets last week looks slightly less severe.”
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