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BlackRock (BLK.US) CEO Says Oil Prices at USD150 Could Lead to Global Recession
BlackRock (BLK.US) CEO Larry Fink stated that if Iran continues to pose a threat after the war ends, oil prices could reach USD150 per barrel, leading to a global economic recessio...
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BlackRock (BLK.US)      CEO Larry Fink stated that if Iran continues to pose a threat after the war ends, oil prices could reach USD150 per barrel, leading to a global economic recession.

Fink highlighted that if the war stops but Iran still poses threats to trade and peaceful coexistence in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, oil prices could remain above USD100 per barrel for several years, potentially nearing USD150, which would have profound economic impacts.

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