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The $130 Brent Crude Shock and Consumer Reality
With Brent crude hitting one hundred thirty dollars a barrel and regular gasoline at four dollars and thirty-two cents, the energy economics landscape in mid-September two thousand twenty-six is shifting beneath our feet. Lucas and Luna break down why oil prices are decoupling from standard demand models, focusing on the supply constraints that are driving these spikes. We examine how this price level impacts your weekly grocery run and what it means for inflation expectations as we head into the final quarter of the year. This episode drills into the specific mechanics of the current supply…
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