Matthew Tuttle says the ongoing war is the central catalyst for stagflation risk and long-term crude oil volatility and must end to alleviate those risks. He expects the metals trade to regain traction within commodities as uncertainty persists, suggesting potential relative strength in metals versus oil amid elevated geopolitical-driven volatility.
Matthew Tuttle says the ongoing war is the central catalyst for stagflation risk and long-term crude oil volatility and must end to alleviate those risks. He expects the metals trade to regain traction within commodities as uncertainty persists, suggesting potential relative strength in metals versus oil amid elevated geopolitical-driven volatility.
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mildly negative
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-0.25