$103 oil prices are secretly "harvesting the world"?

Many people think that rising oil prices are just "more expensive gas," but in fact, it's more like an invisible tax machine.
When oil prices go up, the first to feel it is logistics, but the real "harvesting" is the entire economic chain. Airline tickets, takeout, online shopping, and even the cup of milk tea you drink all have oil prices behind them.
Why did it reach $103 this time?
Three keywords: geopolitical conflict, declining inventories, and market expectation out of control.
The current market situation is very much like "listening to the wind and believing the rain":
As soon as there is a little instability, oil prices rise in advance.
But interestingly—
The higher oil prices go, the more countries want to suppress them;
The more they suppress, the more the market feels they need to rise.
This is a typical "expectation game."
For investments, rising oil prices often mean:
✔ Rising inflation expectations
✔ Increased volatility in risk assets
✔ Short-term benefits for safe-haven assets
So what you see is not just rising oil prices, but a "great migration" of capital.
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If oil prices continue to rise, will you reduce travel or continue to push forward regardless?
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