Reuters
23 Jun 2026, 15:47 UTC · 1h ago
Oil shock nicked US GDP but resilience was the message, Dallas Fed research finds
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Reuters
23 Jun 2026, 15:47 UTC · 1h ago
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The U.S. economy is now significantly less vulnerable to oil price shocks than it was in the 1980s due to reduced reliance on imports. — Increased economic resilience to energy shocks reduces the systemic risk of deep recessions triggered by oil spikes.
+0.40Oil prices surging above $120 per barrel last spring reduced U.S. economic output by approximately 0.3 percentage points. — Confirms a direct, negative correlation between high energy costs and GDP growth, though the magnitude was relatively small.
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