#币安神算子
Yesterday, Brent crude closed at $114.88
WTI closed at $102, with both benchmarks edging lower
But it’s worth noting that
Oil prices have pulled back partly on hopes that the U.S. and Iran will resume diplomatic contacts; meanwhile, military risks in the Middle East and concerns about energy supplies have not gone away
This shows that the market is pricing in two things at once:
the risk of an escalation in the war, and the possibility of diplomatic progress
If follow-up talks make substantial progress, oil prices may continue to fall; if energy shipments are disrupted again, inflation risks will resurface
The biggest mistake right now would be to treat diplomatic news as if it meant the war was over
Yesterday, Brent crude closed at $114.88
WTI closed at $102, with both benchmarks edging lower
But it’s worth noting that
Oil prices have pulled back partly on hopes that the U.S. and Iran will resume diplomatic contacts; meanwhile, military risks in the Middle East and concerns about energy supplies have not gone away
This shows that the market is pricing in two things at once:
the risk of an escalation in the war, and the possibility of diplomatic progress
If follow-up talks make substantial progress, oil prices may continue to fall; if energy shipments are disrupted again, inflation risks will resurface
The biggest mistake right now would be to treat diplomatic news as if it meant the war was over