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"We risk going from short-term disruption to long-term structural damage to the oil market," Mohamed A. El-Erian tells me. "The increase in the oil price is going to persist for a while and that is going to mean not only higher interest rates, but lower growth, higher unemployment and... show more

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Mockler: When they announced the tariffs, they said this is short term pain for long term gain. That was like 12 months ago. And we're still in the short term pain part. When are we going to enter the long term gain part because tariffs imposed $1,000 tax on American families in 2025. Now this war is spiking, the price of oil spiking the price of gas spiking everything. And the economy is suffering.

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19,999 views • 4 months ago

“The rest of the world is going to suffer the consequences of this volatility.” Professor Mohamed El-Erian warns of the “journey” and “execution risk” towards lower tariffs and non tariff barriers. #Newsnight

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BBC Newsnight

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Mario Nawfal

125,962 views • 7 months ago

A short-term oil price shock is not going to create sky high inflation in America. Everyone needs to take a deep breath and relax. Deflation is still a much bigger concern for the US economy. I explained to CNBC's Morgan Brennan this morning.

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🚨 John Hope Bryant shuts down the myth that chasing money is the goal. He explains how that mindset is only a short-term fix—and breaks down why building assets and focusing on long-term financial strategies is the real key to going from paycheck to paycheck to true financial freedom 💰📈

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Rick Rule: Oil surged in anticipation of a shortage...By 2029, we will experience a structural shortage. - The oil industry is underinvesting by ~$1B/day - The only supply growth, US shale, is peaking - Damaged oil infrastructure will take time to repair This will impact future oil production. Meanwhile: - Oil demand is growing by ~1mbpd annually - SPRs and inventories have to be refilled In other words, we have a perfect storm of lower future supply and higher future demand. This will set the stage for a prolonged oil bull market.

Rick Rule: Oil surged in anticipation of a shortage...By 2029, we will experience a structural shortage. - The oil industry is underinvesting by ~$1B/day - The only supply growth, US shale, is peaking - Damaged oil infrastructure will take time to repair This will impact future oil production. Meanwhile: - Oil demand is growing by ~1mbpd annually - SPRs and inventories have to be refilled In other words, we have a perfect storm of lower future supply and higher future demand. This will set the stage for a prolonged oil bull market.

Lukas Ekwueme

57,344 views • 24 days ago

Rick Rule: Gold will do well over the long term, but expect short-term volatility. In the short term, as a consequence of the Iran war: - Countries have to sell gold to fund domestic needs - Higher interest rates make the USD more attractive vs gold In the long term: - The US can't afford high rates - Debt-to-GDP is too high - Deficits are surging Which will result in massive money printing and a severe loss of purchasing power for the USD in the coming years, reminiscent of the 70s, which will be bullish for gold and other hard assets. Short term pain, long term gain

Rick Rule: Gold will do well over the long term, but expect short-term volatility. In the short term, as a consequence of the Iran war: - Countries have to sell gold to fund domestic needs - Higher interest rates make the USD more attractive vs gold In the long term: - The US can't afford high rates - Debt-to-GDP is too high - Deficits are surging Which will result in massive money printing and a severe loss of purchasing power for the USD in the coming years, reminiscent of the 70s, which will be bullish for gold and other hard assets. Short term pain, long term gain

Lukas Ekwueme

97,078 views • 1 month ago

💵 “I must say I’m more worried than the average,” Allianz chief economic adviser and president of Queens’ College, Cambridge, Mohamed El-Erian, told CNBC. He said the war is triggering both a “price shock” and a “demand shock,” warning of a chain reaction from “energy shock” to “inflation shock” to “demand destruction,” with Asia already fearing “actual physical shortages,” raising the risk of financial instability if the conflict continues. “I’ve gone from reduced risk to maximum risk off,” said El-Erian.

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70,779 views • 4 months ago

.Howard Lutnick: "We are going to have historic growth rates in the United States of America. And that does not create inflation. Energy prices are coming down. I think what you should see is lower rates here and higher growth to finally get the Golden Age of America."

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23,274 views • 7 months ago