Why This Energy Shock Will Hit Consumers Harder Than 2011
· zerohedge
AI Briefing
- Key point: The current energy shock will disproportionately affect consumers due to the lack of a comparable response from the shale patch.
- Unlike 2011-2014, the 2023 energy shock is not being mitigated by shale production.
- Consumers are more likely to bear the brunt of the pain as the shale industry's response to price pressures will be limited.
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