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Mansoor stated that if the Iran war extends into early April, oil prices could accelerate above $120, potentially reaching $150, as markets realize lasting damage to supply. Higher oil prices would be inflationary and hurt economic growth, leading to fallout in equities and other risk assets. WATCH for a breakout above $120 as a signal for further upside and broader market impact. A quick diplomatic resolution to the war could cap oil prices.
BRENT Bloomberg Markets Mar 27, 08:47
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Mansoor said that if the Fed keeps interest rates on hold while the ECB and Bank of England raise rates, the dollar might start weakening, losing its advantage from the war. The U.S. is less affected by higher oil prices due to shale production, but if the Fed is perceived as slow to respond to inflation, interest rate differentials could turn against the USD. AVOID the USD as it may depreciate relative to other currencies in the short-term. The Fed could surprise with hawkish moves, supporting the USD.
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