分析师：利率对能源价格极为敏感，霍尔木兹恢复通航后利率将显著下降

Odaily Planet Daily News: Louis Navellier, an analyst at Navellier & Associates, stated in a report that interest rates have become extremely sensitive to energy prices. Once navigation through the Strait of Hormuz resumes, interest rates should decline significantly. He pointed out that upward pressure on inflation will persist until then, adding that any rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will be delayed until the recent surge in energy inflation subsides. Navellier said: "If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed in a month, energy prices will almost certainly move higher, thus pushing up inflation and interest rates." He also noted that this could pose problems for the US midterm election cycle, which, based on historical experience, often triggers downside volatility in the market. "Trump is under pressure to 'resolve' the Iran issue as soon as possible," he said. (Jinshi)