An unusual visualization of oil prices:
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Hi Catherine,
I enjoyed viewing the circle approach. Can you share the raw data that drives this chart?
Are the prices corrected with CPI?
Thanks,
Gary
This seems to resemble a Fibonacci series and presents a terrible prospect, if the increases generally continue.