In charts: our latest scenarios for energy prices, central banks and markets

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Here's what happens to oil and natural gas prices if there's a quick deal or a severe re-escalation in the Middle East war – and how it would play out across financial markets

Carsten Brzeski
Warren Patterson
James Smith
Carsten Brzeski, Warren Patterson and James Smith
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Three scenarios for energy markets

- Source: ING
Source: ING

Three scenarios for inflation

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Source: ING

Three scenarios for central banks

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Source: ING

Three scenarios for markets
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Authors

Carsten Brzeski

Carsten Brzeski

Global Head of Macro
Carsten Brzeski is the Global Head of Macro for ING Research. Previously, he worked at ABN Amro, the Dutch Ministry of Finance and the European Commission. He is a 2019 JFK Memorial Policy Fellow…
Warren Patterson

Warren Patterson

Head of Commodities Strategy
Warren Patterson is Head of Commodities strategy based in Singapore. He joined the bank in April 2016 and covers the entire commodities complex. Previously, he worked at a commodities trade house…
James Smith

James Smith

Developed Markets Economist, UK
James is a developed market economist, responsible for ING's view on the UK economy and Bank of England. He graduated from the University of Bath with a degree in economics and joined ING in 2015.

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