Economic modeling shows that a sustained oil price shock would initially reduce GDP by about 50 basis points, before accounting for dynamic responses like demand destruction.

The trend of technology companies becoming more capital-intensive could lead to a decline in their free cash flow over the next 36 months.

Gas stations in Australia are currently experiencing diesel fuel shortages.

According to Schroeder's scenario analysis, a protracted period of high oil prices would push inflation higher by almost one percent over time.

Schroeder's believes that corporate earnings will remain resilient despite geopolitical risks.

Europe is reported to have only two weeks of jet fuel reserves remaining.

The risk of a stagflationary scenario is increasing and becoming a more prominent concern for investors.