This is when Trump will need an Iran-conflict offramp if oil prices aren’t contained

A potential surge in oil prices to $200 a barrel could lead to increased volatility in energy markets, affecting assets such as Brent crude (BNO) and West Texas Intermediate (WTI), and possibly influencing related sectors like airline stocks (e.g., AAL, DAL) and automotive manufacturers (e.g., F, GM). This could also have cross-market reflections, such as impacting inflation expectations and, by extension, influencing gold prices (XAU) and treasury yields.