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Oil prices are likely to rise significantly as strong real-economy activity boosts commodity demand and the gold-oil ratio moves toward long-run mean reversion.

Oil prices are likely to rise significantly as strong real-economy activity lifts commodity demand and the gold-oil ratio mean-reverts.

Oil is too cheap as war fatigue underestimates the likelihood that a sustainable Iran campaign escalates, supporting higher prices.

Oil prices should rise because Iran's rejection of Strait control sharing raises the likelihood of escalation and makes U.S. disengagement more difficult.

WTI crude oil is declining as Middle East developments imply less supply disruption and reduced upside pressure on crude prices.

Oil prices have recently resurged following the Iran war, creating a temporary expected increase in next month’s CPI report.