I don’t like to be the bearer of bad news, but the risk of economic distress is rising. The article’s lens on a balance of payments crisis echoes the 1970s oil shock, when surging energy bills fed through to inflation, currency pressures, and wider macro instability. That period showed how a simple commodity price spike could reverberate through current accounts, sovereign debt, and real growth, forcing central banks into tough choices. In today’s environment, the same dynamic—higher energy costs tightening household budgets and corporate margins—can again test policy credibility and financial resilience. The piece underscores that inflationary pressures aren’t just about prices at the pump; they are about the entire cost structure of the economy and the external balance that keeps a country financed and solvent.
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Published: May 5, 2026, 1:15 pm
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