BlackRock CEO Predicts Oil Prices Could Fall

BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink told Fox News Wednesday that he does not expect the U.S. war with Iran to have lasting economic consequences, saying the firm's $14.5 trillion of assets are long-dated. He noted gasoline prices surged about 20% since Feb. 28 to a national $3.58 per gallon and advised investors to buy amid volatility, adding oil could fall below $50 if Iran reenters markets.
Key Points
- 1Asserts U.S.-Iran war won't cause lasting economic harm; BlackRock manages $14.5 trillion.
- 2Notes energy volatility uplifts gasoline 20% since Feb. 28, signaling short-term market disruption.
- 3Advises investors to buy during volatility, citing long-dated holdings and potential oil under $50.
Scoring Rationale
High industry relevance and CEO's official remarks drive score, but limited novelty and market-focused scope.
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