Oil markets are approaching minimum operating levels in Asia, with Europe expected to follow suit and the U.S. potentially facing shortages by July, according to Carlyle's Jeff Currie.

Jeff Currie of Carlyle Group suggests that the market is currently at the beginning of a new commodity supercycle, indicating a significant shift in global economic trends.

Jeff Currie of Carlyle has expressed the view that current oil prices, particularly at the $100 mark, are not accurately reflecting market fundamentals and are 'mispriced'.

Veteran strategist Jeff Currie reiterates his prediction that the world is in the early stages of a commodity supercycle, potentially lasting a decade or more, as the artificial intelligence buildout coincides with chronic underinvestment in energy and materials capacity.

Jeff Currie, a former prominent analyst from Goldman Sachs, is reportedly transitioning into the oil business.

The oil market on Wednesday saw the strongest effort by far to ensure adequate global supplies of the commodity, but commodities guru Jeff Currie said the International Energy Agency’s decision to…

Jeff Currie has stated that the artificial intelligence boom is poised to drive a decade-long run for commodities, suggesting a significant and sustained impact on global resource markets.

Jeff Currie of Carlyle discusses why the United States is positioned to be the last country to experience the effects of global energy disruptions.