
BlackRock CEO Warns $150 Oil Will Trigger Global Recession Amid Iran War Concerns
Experts warn that the ongoing war in the Middle East is causing fuel and food prices to soar globally, with financial giants predicting a global recession if oil prices reach $150. The CEO of BlackRock specifically stated that oil hitting $150 a barrel would trigger a global recession, while Goldman Sachs suggests dollar strength will fade if the Iran War impacts global growth.
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Oil at $150 will trigger global recession, says boss of financial giant BlackRock
Larry Fink says if oil prices stay high for a sustained period it will have "profound implications" for the world economy.
Read full article →Oil price rises as Middle East attacks continue - The Times
Oil price rises as Middle East attacks continue The Times
Read full article →Shopping bill could soar by £150 due to Iran war, grocery expert warns
Food inflation could hit 8 per cent by the summer, putting extra pressure on consumers battling a cost-of-living crisis
By Simon English
Read full article →OIL PRICE WATCH as of March 25, 2026
Fuel prices continue to soar this week amid the war in the Middle East. The expected price increase on Tuesday was an additional P6.47 for gasoline, and P11.88 for diesel— mild when compared to the massive price surge in the week of March 17 to 23, wherein an additional P16.60 was added to every liter
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Read full article →Oil at $150 will trigger global recession, says boss of financial giant BlackRock
If the price of oil hits $150 a barrel, it will trigger a global recession, the boss of US financial giant BlackRock has told the BBC.
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