Oil Price Rise, Not Tariffs, Can Cause CPI to Tick Up

From Investing.com: 2025-06-23 03:21:00

In a week of back-and-forth trading, the bullish trend continues as stocks approach all-time highs. Despite negative headlines, investors are chasing the market, with professionals staying cautious. Oil prices have risen due to Iran/Israel conflict, potentially impacting inflation. Historically, oil spikes correlate with economic downturns, but the recent rise may be short-lived. Rising oil prices can lead to temporary uptick in inflation, but long-term impact on economy is deflationary. Investors should avoid overreacting to headlines, diversify portfolios, use tactical exposure wisely, and focus on risk management amidst geopolitical risks.



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