Sta tornando la STAGFLAZIONE? | Petrolio a +75% e crisi di Hormuz

In 2026, Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz triggered a global energy shock: the price of oil jumped from $77 to $116 a barrel in a matter of days, gasoline and diesel prices exploded, and a term we hadn't heard since the 1970s resurfaced: stagflation. But what does it really mean? Why does inflation rise and the economy slow down when oil prices rise so much? And what does the 1973 oil crisis teach us about today's economy? In this video, we analyze: • why the closure of Hormuz caused the price of oil to explode • how supply and demand work in the energy market • why oil generates inflation and slows GDP • what stagflation is and why it is so dangerous • what happened during the OPEC embargo in the 1970s • what the economic scenarios for the coming months could be The goal is not just to discuss geopolitics, but to use economic theory to interpret real events happening in the world. –––––––––––– 📌 CHAPTERS 0:00 – Intro: Oil +75% and the Return of Stagflation 1:20 – What Happened in the Strait of Hormuz 3:15 – Why the Oil Price Is Exploding 6:40 – Supply and Demand Explain Everything 9:30 – Inflation, GDP, and the Risk of Recession 12:10 – What is Stagflation 14:30 – The 1973 Oil Crisis 18:20 – The 3 Possible Scenarios for 2026 21:00 – Final Conclusions ––––––––––––– 🎓 WHO WE ARE LGEducation helps university students pass their economics and finance exams with private lessons and video courses. 👉 If you need help with microeconomics, macroeconomics, finance, or statistics: https://www.lgeducation.it/ 📩 For 1:1 private lessons: https://class.lgeducation.it/calendario