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Oil Just Lost its Inflation Premium: Here's Who Wins if Prices Stay Low

BenzingaSurbhi Jain

Oil has lost its inflation premium as crude prices slide. Here's why airlines, retailers, transport stocks and consumers could be the biggest winners.

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