Energy Markets Signal Winter Crisis and Rising Interest Rates
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The wars in Iran and Ukraine are not only causing an energy crisis, but also creating the conditions for a crisis in the financial markets, and above all in the bond market.
In the universe of central banks, analyzing the profit margins of oil refineries was probably never considered a factor relevant to the definition of interest rates. Until the energy markets re-issued signs of strong turbulence. Oil fires: Why is the Strait of Bab el-Mandeb so important for the sector? Fuels: Petrobras will not raise the price of gasoline in refineries. In the pump, it can be 2% While future oil contracts of Brent exceeded $100 …
Energy Markets Signal Winter Crisis and Rising Interest Rates
In the world of central banking, scrutiny of profit margins from crude oil refining may not have been a major factor in interest rate decisions. But that was before energy markets began again sending strong signals of turmoil. While Brent crude futures jumped above $100 a barrel this week, alarm bells are ringing […] The article “Energy Markets Signal Winter Crisis and Rising Interest Rates” was published in Al-Borsa newspaper.
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