US-Iran clashes push oil prices higher again — ride the energy momentum
Rising tensions and military clashes between the U.S. and Iran are pushing oil prices higher for the third day in a row. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve reported that inflation is heating up across the U.S., largely driven by these rising energy costs.
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Fresh military clashes between the U.S. and Iran are directly threatening global oil supplies, pushing oil prices steadily higher. The Federal Reserve just confirmed that this energy spike is causing broader inflation to rise across the country. Because the conflict shows no immediate signs of resolution, oil prices will likely continue to climb as the market prices in the risk of disrupted supply lines. This creates a clear runway to profit by buying oil-related investments as they ride this momentum upward.