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Could AI-driven productivity prevent a 1970s-style inflation shock?

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July 14, 2026

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Decades after the twin oil shocks of the 1970s, investors remain fearful of commodity price surges triggering a broader inflation crisis. But history shows the relationship between commodities and inflation is not always straightforward. During the 2000s, commodity prices soared while inflation remained relatively stable, helped by an internet-driven productivity boom. Could AI-driven productivity play a similar role in cushioning the impact of the 2026 oil shock? Presented by @cmegroup

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