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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 26 MIN

The Invisible Recession: Why Oil Prices Aren't Rising Despite Middle East War | China & Global Economy Explained

from Joannes Wyckmans Podcast · host Joannes J.A. Wyckmans

The Invisible Recession: Why Oil Prices Aren't Rising Despite Middle East War | China & Global Economy ExplainedWhy haven't oil prices skyrocketed despite escalating conflict in the Middle East? This analysis explores the hidden forces shaping the global economy, from China's deepening property crisis and weakening oil demand to slowing U.S. consumer spending and declining inflation. Discover why flat oil futures may be signaling an invisible global recession rather than economic resilience, and what these warning signs could mean for investors, businesses, and the future of financial markets.Watch to understand the connection between oil prices, China's economy, U.S. employment, inflation, recession risks, and the outlook for the global economy.#OilPrices #Recession #GlobalEconomy #China #MiddleEast #Inflation #EconomicCrisis #OilMarket #Energy #Investing #Finance #Macroeconomics #Geopolitics #USEconomy #Markets

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