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Reported Oct 11, 2026Quickanomics write-up updated Oct 11, 2026, version 21 min read
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Petrojam expects steadier fuel conditions, but economists warn that past energy shocks can reach consumers with a delay.
Petrojam general manager expects more stable fuel conditions through year-end, according to the Gleaner. His assessment offers businesses a less turbulent planning outlook.
A supply forecast can help with budgeting, but it cannot fix the price at which fuel is ultimately sold.
Economist warns that earlier energy-price shocks may still be reaching consumers. The outlook depends on avoiding a further major oil-market disruption.
Shipping, inventories and supplier contracts can delay the transmission of an oil shock. A falling benchmark price therefore need not produce immediate relief across every business.