Economic Times
The global energy crisis 2026 is intensifying fast. Over 600 million barrels of oil supply are now lost, triggering a historic oil shock. The crisis is linked to tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy route. US gas prices have surged 47% since December. Inflation is now nearing 4% again. Europe is facing a jet fuel spike above 100%, raising flight disruption risks. This global energy crisis 2026 is pushing oil prices higher worldwide. Supply chains are tightening. Energy inflation is spreading across sectors. The risk is clear. A prolonged oil supply shock could drive a global economic slowdown and reshape markets.
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