RE:Seriously ......@HO89 - Currie's contention is that the pullback in oil prices is not related to the equilibrium price of oil but is instead a reaction to the strong USD brought on by US interest rates rising at a faster rate than interest rate hikes made in other countries. The interest rate disparity between the USD and other currencies creates more demand for the USD and pushes up it value comapred to other currencies.
Assuming that the equilibrium price of oil remains constant then one could conclude that the market price of oil will increase if the interest rate differential between the USD and other currencies is restored to the former differential between the currencies.
That is, the market price of oil can remain robust if the value of USD doesn't get too strong.