The Wall Street JournalGlobal economy gets tailwind from falling energy prices
A year ago, rising energy prices were a cause for concern. Now, falling prices are pumping up economic growth, boosting confidence, and putting money into consumers' pockets. The WSJ reports.
Curated by informedFRANKFURT—Energy prices are roiling the global economy for the second time in a year.
This time, it’s good news. Plunging oil and natural-gas prices are pumping up economic growth, putting money into consumers’ pockets, boosting confidence and easing pressures on government budgets.
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