"If the price of oil goes up by 50% or more, basically to $90 a barrel or more and relatively soon, and if it's going to stay there for a few months. And if it plays out like that, then that's going to be a red flag. That's going to be an elevated recession risk. And the risk goes higher the higher that we go past $90 a barrel the more quickly we get there and the longer that we stay there."
By ClearValue Tax | March 5, 2026 | Pending
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Rising Gasoline and Oil Prices Increase Recession Risk 00:02:15 - 00:02:41
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If WTI oil price reaches $90/barrel or more (a 50%+ spike) relatively soon (within a few months from video publish date 2026-03-05) and stays elevated for a few months, it will lead to an elevated recession risk.

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