Jeff Currie Sees $5 Gasoline Before Midterms
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Jeff Currie Warns Odds Of $5 Gas By Midterms Are "Extremely High"
Jeff Currie Warns Odds Of $5 Gas By Midterms Are "Extremely High" Jeff Currie Featured on BBG TV Veteran commodities strategist Jeff Currie has spent the summer warning that scarcity in physical commodity markets is becoming a persistent source of inflationary pressure and giving way to a commodities supercycle. After appearing on CNBC on Thursday, he joined Bloomberg Television on Friday morning to amp up that message, warning that tightening c…
Jeff Currie Sees $5 Gasoline Before Midterms
Diesel just broke $6 a gallon nationwide for the first time in U.S. history, and Jeff Currie says $5 gasoline is likely to land before midterms. The founder and CEO of Real Macro, who spent more than a decade running Goldman Sachs’ commodities research desk, told Bloomberg Television on Friday that the odds of average U.S. gasoline hitting $5 a gallon before the November midterms are “extremely high.” AAA data released the same day put the nati…
Jeff Currie Sees ‘Extremely High’ Chance of $5 Gas by Midterms - Energy News Beat
Veteran commodities strategist Jeff Currie says the odds that the U.S. average gasoline price hits $5 a gallon before the November midterms are “extremely high.” The former Goldman Sachs commodities chief, now founder and CEO of Real Macro and co-founder of 1947 Oil and Gas, told Bloomberg the energy shock has entered a dangerous new phase: shortages that started in refined products are spreading upstream into crude, layered on top of currency d…
Jeff Currie warns of $5 gas prices before midterm elections
Rising fuel costs could exacerbate inflation, influence voter sentiment, and complicate monetary policy, impacting political and economic stability.
"Old Economy Is Taking Revenge": Jeff Currie Warns Fuel Squeeze Is Driving Structural Inflation
"Old Economy Is Taking Revenge": Jeff Currie Warns Fuel Squeeze Is Driving Structural Inflation Former Goldman Sachs commodities chief and current Real Macro head Jeff Currie joined CNBC earlier Thursday to discuss all things commodities, warning that the latest Brent crude rally above $107 a…
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