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Colliding Forces: Russia, Oil, Inflation, and Market Volatility

  • By Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.
  • February 10, 2022

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has drawn condemnation and punitive sanctions from the United States, Europe, and their allies. The humanitarian cost of war cannot be measured, and the long-term economic effects could take months or years to unfold. However, the early stages of the conflict pushed oil prices upward and sent the U.S. stock market plunging, only to see stocks bounce back and drop again — with more volatility likely. Read more for how the Russia-Ukraine conflict might affect the global oil market as well as U.S. consumers and investors.

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Any disruption of Russian oil exports would have a significant effect on global supplies and drive prices higher.

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