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Patrick Artus

What would another sharp rise in the oil price lead to?

It is possible that the oil price will rise sharply again, given the limits to oil production in many countries and the rapid growth in global demand for oil. If that happens , what should we expect? A conflict of objectives for centra l banks in OECD countries, due to higher inflation (including core inflation with second-round effects on wages) and lower growth; Declining growth in emerging countries that are large energy importers (for example Turkey, India, China, etc.); Higher-than-expected fiscal deficits in OECD countries, due to lower growth, and imported and not domestic inflation, which does not boost tax revenues; Increased social and political tensions in OECD countries due to the resulting decline in real wages.
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