An oil shock is a sudden, sharp price surge caused by supply disruptions, geopolitical tensions, or speculative trading. It impacts global economies by raising energy costs, fueling inflation, and slowing growth. Major oil-exporting nations and energy companies benefit from increased revenues, while consumers and import-dependent industries bear the brunt of higher expenses.
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