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Crude Oil (WTI)
The global oil benchmark — drives energy sector, inflation, and geopolitical risk narratives.
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The 30-second take
WTI is the US oil benchmark (Brent is the global equivalent). Rising oil lifts FTSE 100 energy names (Shell, BP), pressures airlines and transport, and raises inflation expectations — which feeds rate expectations and therefore equities generally. When oil spikes unexpectedly, the first domino is inflation prints, the second is bond yields, the third is growth-stock compression. Always link oil to the bigger macro chain.
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