> nobody's "panic buying" Whilst I cannot find empirical evidence illustrating the amount of "panic buying", it does seem to be quite widely accepted (across t

> nobody's "panic buying" Whilst I cannot find empirical evidence illustrating the amount of "panic buying", it does seem to be quite widely accepted (across the government, media, general public and oil and gas industry) that people are panic buying. Unless you have evidence to support your claim I'm inclined to believe all the sources I've read.