Episode

Energy Shock — Early Signals, Uncertain Fallout

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Macro Pulse
Published
Mar 19, 2026
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617
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Summary

The sharp escalation in Middle East tensions is already reverberating through global markets — pushing energy prices higher, exposing the world economy’s deep reliance on fossil fuels, and prompting a rethink of how far and how fast central banks can ease. In this week’s charts, we unpack the macro implications through: Geopolitical risk dynamics The global energy mix Energy use and real oil prices Short-end bond yield repricing European sentiment China’s investment pulse Still early days — but the direction of travel is becoming clearer.