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A Crude Awakening | March 2026 | Jeff Currie (Carlyle) | Report

> **Jeff Currie**: "In my latest paper, co-authored with [James Gutman](https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-gutman-bb706689/), we examine how vulnerabilities in key transit routes such as the Strait of Hormuz could reshape supply expectations, shift risk premia, and affect broader macro conditions. Incremental production elsewhere offers only partial offsets, and structural geopolitical pressures will persist." "Oil…

Mar 14, 2026·Carlyle
A Crude Awakening | March 2026 | Jeff Currie (Carlyle) | Report

MacroVoices #521 Jeff Currie: The Great Rotation

> "*We've weaponized the periodic table.*" - Jeff Currie (Discussing deglobalization and the curtailing of critical mineral supply chains) [[00:06:18]](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhpECa_XaBA&t=0h6m18s) > "*Anything that has a carbon hydrogen into it have really struggled... What do these organic chemistry commodities all have in common? Affordability. They drive inflation.*" - Jeff Currie (Explaining the…

Mar 2, 2026
·Carlyle
MacroVoices #521 Jeff Currie: The Great Rotation

The old economy begins to take its revenge | Jeff Currie | Carlyle

Jeff Currie, formerly the head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs and now at Carlyle, provides a macro-thematic framework explaining why we have entered a new "**physical capex super-cycle**" where the "**Old Economy**" (commodities, manufacturing, and infrastructure) is reasserting its dominance over the "**New Economy**" (asset-light tech and financial services). **1. The Central Thesis: The Physical Capex…

Feb 25, 2026·Blog / Article
The old economy begins to take its revenge | Jeff Currie | Carlyle
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A Crude Awakening | March 2026 | Jeff Currie (Carlyle) | Report

Jeff Currie: "In my latest paper, co-authored with James Gutman, we examine how vulnerabilities in key transit routes such as the Strait of Hormuz could reshape supply expectations, shift risk premia, and affect broader macro conditions. Incremental production elsewhere offers only partial offsets, and structural geopolitical pressures will persist." "Oil…

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Mar 14, 2026
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MacroVoices #521 Jeff Currie: The Great Rotation

"We've weaponized the periodic table." - Jeff Currie (Discussing deglobalization and the curtailing of critical mineral supply chains) [00:06:18](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhpECa_XaBA&t=0h6m18s)

"Anything that has a carbon hydrogen into it have really struggled... What do these organic chemistry commodities all have in common? Affordability. They drive inflation." - Jeff Currie (Explaining the…

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The old economy begins to take its revenge | Jeff Currie | Carlyle

Jeff Currie, formerly the head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs and now at Carlyle, provides a macro-thematic framework explaining why we have entered a new "physical capex super-cycle" where the "Old Economy" (commodities, manufacturing, and infrastructure) is reasserting its dominance over the "New Economy" (asset-light tech and financial services).

**1. The Central Thesis: The Physical Capex…

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UJ
Feb 25, 2026