Oil prices have moved above $100 per barrel amid the war in Iran and appear likely to remain elevated. A sustained >$100/barrel shock is a material supply-side shock that is inflationary, will raise energy and transport costs for businesses and consumers, and represents a market-wide negative that can pressure growth, corporate margins, and risk assets.
Oil prices have moved above $100 per barrel amid the war in Iran and appear likely to remain elevated. A sustained >$100/barrel shock is a material supply-side shock that is inflationary, will raise energy and transport costs for businesses and consumers, and represents a market-wide negative that can pressure growth, corporate margins, and risk assets.
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strongly negative
Sentiment Score
-0.65
