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Glickman: $100 Crude Oil "Speed Bump" to Steeper Prices if U.S-Iran War Worsens
Source: youtube.com
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Stewart Glickman said crude oil at $90 per barrel is tolerable for the global economy, but sustained prices above $100 per barrel would create substantial economic pressure. He added that even current oil-price levels are not sustainable over the long term, signaling inflation and growth risks if elevated energy costs persist.
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