Oil Prices May Trade $75–95 Per Barrel During Second Phase of U.S.-Iran Tensions: Bankless Co-Founder

According to Bankless co-founder David Hoffman, oil prices may trade between $75 and $95 per barrel during the second phase of U.S.-Iran tensions on July 22, falling short of first-phase highs. Even within this range, oil levels would remain unfavorable to global inflation dynamics.
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