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Insights: How Much Could Lower Oil Prices Help?
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- Slower U.S. and global growth have helped push down gasoline prices, which have fallen significantly from a recent high of $4 per gallon. If oil prices stabilize at $80 per barrel, gas prices could fall to $3 or less, the lowest since 2010.
- Lower gas prices could free up over $100B in consumer spending power, or as much as 0.7 percent of GDP. Since about half of U.S. oil consumption is domestically produced, lower prices could boost GDP by nearly 0. percent4.
- While the direct impacts on household income are significant, the indirect boost on consumer confidence could be equally important, giving additional support to Decision Economics’ view of a sustainable but slow expansion.
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Research Studies
DE | Sinai Economic and Market Perspectives | Seeds of A Sovereign Debt Crisis Planted – 02/03/21
[private] [/private] Seeds of A Sovereign Debt Crisis Planted Allen Sinai* The U.S. and Global economies have undergone a fiscal/debt revolution of huge import from which there will be no turning away! The main catalysts read more
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