Iran negotiations have failed.
And that could unleash the biggest oil shock in history.
If that happens, oil could race toward $200 a barrel… or even higher… and stay elevated far longer than Wall Street expects.
The consequences could hit the financial system hard.
- Stocks could sink.
- Interest rates could jump.
- And the bond market could come under serious pressure.
But while chaos hits much of Wall Street, one corner of the market could soar – The energy sector.
The US has been running on reckless deficit spending for decades. The government now must finance massive new spending while rolling over trillions in old debt.
That means only one realistic outcome: more money printing, more debt monetization, and more pressure on the dollar-based financial system. We’re approaching the endgame from several points of view.
Now add a historic oil shock to that picture… And you begin to see why this moment could be so dangerous.
Even if the war does not last for many months and supplies eventually return. Once millions of barrels are taken off the market, the effects will not simply “go back to normal” overnight.
The damage could linger for months—or longer.
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** Doug Casey is a best-selling author, world-renowned speculator, and libertarian philosopher who advocates free trade. He is a provider of subscription financial analysis about markets. His International Man blog is accessible here → https://internationalman.com/. He and his team released this video on his proven strategy—including the best way to get a second passport, offshore bank account, and much more. |
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