Oil prices dipped Wednesday following a rise in US crude inventories. However, ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning the Strait of Hormuz, suggest prices may climb. Experts predict Brent crude could reach $120 or even $150 per barrel if the conflict persists. This could impact global economies and prompt policy intervention.
7 investing lessons from Jim Leitner for building the right market mindset
Leitner believes investors should remain open to new ideas and recognise that markets can challenge even experienced participants.