Oil prices climbed sharply last week following Israel’s airstrike on Iran and the latter’s retaliatory action on Tel Aviv.However, the rally is likely to be short-lived unless the conflict escalates further in the coming weeks, according to Daniel Ghali, a senior commodity strategist at TD Cowen. In a recent note…
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