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3-4-26 Iran Conflict: What It Means for Oil, Inflation, & The Dollar

Geopolitical tensions with Iran sparked fears that a shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz could send oil prices sharply higher. But markets have been calmer than expected. After briefly spiking above $80, oil pulled back to around $74 as Trump’s response helped stabilize shipping risks.

While higher oil prices could temporarily push up gasoline prices and create short-term inflationary pressure, energy is not the primary driver of the CPI, which remains dominated by housing costs.

Meanwhile, geopolitical uncertainty has supported the U.S. dollar $DXY, as global investors typically move capital into the world’s most liquid reserve currency during periods of conflicts and high risk.

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