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When US–China tensions lower oil prices

Geopolitical tensions can raise oil prices by threatening supply. They can also depress prices by weakening the outlook for trade, investment and energy demand. US–China relations provide an…

Post date September 27, 2026
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Replication, Research Article
Tags China, Decoupling, Geopolitical Risk, Joint Inference, Local Projections, Oil prices, Political relations, Replication, Stata, STATA Code, US, US–China Relations

When US–China tensions lower oil prices

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