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$100 OIL IS BACK — Analyst Warns Geopolitical Tensions Push Market Toward 'Spike Key Behavior'

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$100 OIL IS BACK — Analyst Warns Geopolitical Tensions Push Market Toward 'Spike Key Behavior'

Geopolitical events in the Middle East and Ukraine are squeezing global petroleum product markets. A Bank of America analyst warns that a 'thinning cushion' could lead to non-linear price spikes, with diesel and gasoline prices already showing considerable strength.

The tape Bloomberg Surveillance · Jul 21
It's a thinning cushion, John, And I'm increasingly worried that these tensions could eventually turn what's been relatively orderly market where prices have moved in a linear fashion more or less, and we end up being pushed into a nonlinear event, meaning that rather than just steady movements, we started to see spike key behavior.
Speaker 5 · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: July 21st, 2026
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