U.K. Warns Oil Price Spike Could Stoke Inflation

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The UK Chancellor warns that rising oil prices due to Middle East conflict could lead to higher inflation in the UK, and is calling for de-escalation to mitigate the impact. The conflict is disrupting vessel passage through the Strait of Hormuz, contributing to the oil price spike. The Chancellor's statement reflects concerns about the potential economic fallout from the conflict.

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has warned that a recent spike in oil prices will translate into higher inflation in the UK, with her economic approach centring on calls for the US, Israel and Iran to de-escalate the conflict in the Middle East. In a statement to MPs, Reeves said she called on G7 finance minister, which includes the US administration’s Scott Bessent, for “immediate de-escalation” of the conflict and that she wanted to see vessels safely pass through the Strait of Hormuz after days of disruption. However, she appeared…

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The UK Chancellor warns that rising oil prices due to Middle East conflict could lead to higher inflation in the UK, and is calling for de-escalation to mitigate the impact. The conflict is disrupting vessel passage through the Strait of Hormuz, contributing to the oil price spike. The Chancellor's statement reflects concerns about the potential economic fallout from the conflict.

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