Morgan Stanley Links 2026 Oil Shock to Early 1990s Crisis
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- •Morgan Stanley published an analysis on April 19, 2026, comparing the current oil shock to the early 1990s oil crisis.
- •The current supply shock is linked to the Iran war, which has disrupted oil and gas exports.
- •UBS released a report on April 21, 2026, stating the current oil shock most resembles the first Gulf War period.
- •The Straits Times reported on April 22, 2026, on how the Iran war's impact on oil and gas supply compares with past disruptions.
- •Both Morgan Stanley and UBS warn of potential price spikes and supply constraints similar to those seen in the early 1990s.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Iran war escalates further and disrupts more oil infrastructure global oil supply would tighten further, causing sharper price increases and higher inflation pressures worldwide.
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Iran war-related supply disruptions reduce available crude oil, pushing Brent Crude prices higher.
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FINANCEInvesting.com - NewsExplainer-How the Iran war oil and gas supply shock compares with past disruptionsFINANCEMarketWatch - Top StoriesThe current oil shock most resembles the first Gulf War, says UBS. What that means for prices.FINANCESeeking Alpha - Market NewsMorgan Stanley compares today's oil shock to the early '90sREGIONAL