PRESET SCENARIOS:
Retail Gas Pump Price
$3.89
Per gallon regular unleaded (US avg)
Jet Fuel Cost
$3.42
Per gallon kerosene-type jet grade
Net Supply Deficit
2,100 kbpd
Unfilled physical crude gap (after SPR)
Headline CPI Drag / Surge
+0.65 pts
Direct energy component inflation surge
Global Annualized GDP Growth Drag
Combined consumer purchasing squeeze & trade shock
-0.42%
DISRUPTED SUPPLY: 3,600 kbpd
SPR MITIGATION: -1,500 kbpd
0 kbpd
NET SHORTFALL: 2,100 kbpd
MAX 6,000 kbpd
Consumer Transportation
+$0.48/gal
HIGH EXPOSURE
Commercial Aviation
+24.2% Fuel Bill
SEVERE SQUEEZE
Global Maritime Freight
+42.0% Surcharge
CRITICAL SURCHARGE
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Source & Model Methodology Note
Event Anchor: MarketWatch financial wire reporting Brent crude breaking the $100/bbl threshold as hostilities involving Iran expand (Captured September 9, 2026).
Source status: @MarketWatch Status 2097632095749242891.
Formulas Applied:
Downstream retail gasoline calculation utilizes standard EIA 42-gallon barrel allocation combined with refinery crack spreads and distribution/tax constants: (Brent + CrackMargin)/42 + TaxBase.
Kerosene jet fuel incorporates marine bunker multipliers and high-shear distillation premiums: ((Brent*1.08 + Margin)/42)*(1 + (Surcharge-1)*0.08).
Headline CPI impact derives from direct energy-weight pass-through rules (+0.20 pts per $10 crude above $75 baseline) modulated by net supply deficit severity.