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Jeff Currie Sees All Oil Market Risks ‘Strictly to the Upside’

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 15 October 2026, 12:47 UTC 1 min read
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Jeff Currie, CEO at Real Macro, says the US focus on issues with diesel prices is “going to make the gasoline problem likely far worse.” He advocates owning the energy equities in what he calls “the revenge of the old economy” in a rotation out of tech.

Jeff Currie, CEO at Real Macro, says the US focus on issues with diesel prices is “going to make the gasoline problem likely far worse.” He advocates owning the energy equities in what he calls “the revenge of the old economy” in a rotation out of tech. (Source: Bloomberg)
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