The question now is whether buyers will drift back to the pump once the Strait of Hormuz calms, or whether 49% marks the point where gasoline stopped being the default. #EVs #OilShock #Hormuz

The question now is whether Canadians will feel the squeeze mainly through higher prices or through a weaker job market, and how long they may face both at once. #BankOfCanada #CanadaInflation #OilShock

The question now is whether a central bank can bring down prices it does not control without choking the demand that keeps its economy growing. That leaves the RBA judging success by how much slowdown it is prepared to accept. #RBA #CostPushInflation #OilShock

The question now is whether expectations stay anchored long enough for patience to remain affordable while the institution defending them is being rebuilt. #OilShock #ECB #StraitOfHormuz

The question now is whether Frankfurt sees the oil spike as a reason to stay tight, or as evidence that the economy is already paying for credit it can no longer easily get. #ECB #EurozoneCredit #OilShock

#Stagflation #ECB #OilShock

error and no one can say what the labour market will look like by the end of the decade. #EurozoneInflation #OilShock #ECB

or re-anchored—and reasonable readers reach different conclusions depending on their time horizon, their exposure to floating-rate debt, and how much weight they place on oil holding above $100. #TreasuryYields #OilShock #DiscountRate

temano di più. #OilShock #SupplyShock #MonetaryPolicy

risks tightening into a slowdown the oil market has already imposed. The question now is which error the meetings this week are more afraid of making. #OilShock #SupplyShock #MonetaryPolicy