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Why Oil Rises 🛢️ • Geopolitics: Middle East tensions or OP

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Updated at: 7 hours ago

{"content":"Why Oil Rises 🛢️ • Geopolitics: Middle East tensions or OPEC+ cuts reduce supply. • Summer Demand: June-August travel increases gas consumption. • Inflation Hedge: Central banks pause or cut rates, raising oil with inflation expectations. ⸻ 📉 Why Stocks & Crypto Drop with Oil Spike 1. Inflation Fear: • High oil increases transport and production costs. • Rising inflation prompts central banks to maintain high rates, hurting tech stocks and crypto. 2. Liquidity Shift: • Capital flows to energy, away from growth and speculative assets. • Investors pivot from crypto and tech to commodities. 3. Recession Risk: • Rapid oil price rises may slow the economy through demand destruction. • Traders sell stocks and crypto, fearing a slowdown. ⸻ ⚡ What to Monitor • Brent Crude: $90–$100/bbl may pressure risk assets. • DXY: Strong dollar plus high oil impacts crypto negatively. • Fed & CPI: High CPI signals more crypto weakness. ⸻ ✅ Strategy • Short-term: Invest in energy stocks and commodities. • Long-term: Accumulate crypto. • Use stablecoins and DeFi yields for protection.","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":[],"quotearticleid":0}

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