The $65->$110 oil move is priced in. Further upside requires *new* supply disruption, not just continued conflict. The 10-12M bpd deficit was absorbed by inventory draws (40%) and demand destruction (30%), meaning buffers are now thin. The real forward risk is the 12-18 month lagged inflation from supply chain chaos, which will force central banks to remain hawkish longer than consensus expects. The second-order inflation effect is the underpriced tail risk.
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5/19/2026 9:10:55 AM
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The war has already sent oil from $65 per barrel to about $110 per barrel. For them to go higher, you need further disruption.
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