23 novembre 201824 novembre 2018

Non, la chute des prix du pétrole n’a pas le même effet global qu’une baisse des impôts.

No the price fall of oil is not equivalent to a tax rebate

The Crude Oil ETF has declined 34% since early October, moving from a 3-year high to a 52-week low. $USO pic.twitter.com/gCrnVuQSh0

— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) November 23, 2018

#Oil in free fall: Brent slumps <$60 for 1st time since Oct2017. Crude on track for biggest 1mth decline since 2014 as global supply, led by US, growing more quickly than demand. IEA expects non-OPEC output to rise by 2.3mln bpd this yr, up from earlier forecast of 1.8mln. (RTRS) pic.twitter.com/ilHtJzXIzU

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) November 23, 2018

La chute des prix du pétrole fait chuter la valeur des obligations a haut rendement et monter les taux. Elle desolvabilise.

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