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Will higher oil prices trickle through the economy?

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The U.S. and Iran remained far apart on a ceasefire,

with President Trump taking to social media to warn the clock is ticking. The standoff is

rattling global markets. Government bonds are rising, pushing up borrowing costs, and oil prices

are moving higher this morning as traders worry the war in the Middle East will lead to a prolonged

period of higher inflation. For more, we're joined by Julia Coronado. She's founder and president

of macro policy perspectives. Hi, Julia. Good morning. So we continue to see a sell-off in global

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