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Oil Jumps After US Strikes, US-Canada Trade War Continues, More
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & WarEnergy Markets & PricesTrade Policy & Supply Chain
Oil is jumping again after US strikes, while the US-Canada trade dispute continues. The news implies heightened geopolitical risk and potential supply/demand disruptions, which is likely to keep energy prices volatile in the near term.
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