RE:RE:Javaman High oil and gas usually aren't the contributing cause to high inflation. In fact it's the other way around. High gas prices are mostly the reason inflation is so high, which are driven by world economics. Or more commonly known as supply and demand for the most part. How that occurs can happen in various ways. Having said that, IMO Trillion should benefit over the next while from high prices,as well should be fine, unless there's some kind of economic meltdown. Remember it's all supply and demand. If, let's say no one wants their gas from Russia. It has to be made up from somewhere else. That demand just does vanish. I found a article that sheds some light on the topic.
https://www.enelx.com/n-a/en/stories/does-inflation-impact-natural-gas-prices