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Why Are Oil Prices Rising in 2026? The Economics of the Iran Conflict

Excel in Economics

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Visual case study: the 2026 oil-price shock

Excel in Economics infographic explaining why oil prices are rising in 2026 and the macroeconomic effects of the Iran conflict

Slide 1 of an EIE oil prices carousel explaining the 2026 oil supply disruption

Slide 2 explaining the negative oil supply shock and higher prices

Slide 3 explaining how higher oil prices cause cost-push inflation and shift SRAS left

Slide 4 explaining how higher oil prices can slow economic growth and create stagflation risk

Slide 5 explaining possible central bank interest-rate responses to an oil-price shock

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