IEA Says Rising Energy Prices Could Smother Recovery

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The International Energy Agency not only raised its forecast for oil demand this year but also said that rising oil prices could cut off the global economic recovery.

According to the AP, rising oil prices could imperil modestly increasing demand for oil and the recovery of the global economy.

That makes sense. When gasoline prices topped $4 last summer, it accelerated the US economy’s collapse into recession.

Douglas A. McIntyre

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