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Line chart showing WTI crude oil prices from mid-June to mid-July 2026, including the July 13 price jump.

June's US inflation reading cooled to 3.5 percent, partly on a nearly 10 percent drop in gasoline prices tied to a brief Hormuz ceasefire. That ceasefire ended July 8, a week before the Bank of Canada and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh each pointed to the cooler inflation data on Wednesday. WTI has already priced the reversal, jumping 9.4 percent in a single session on July 13, its largest one-day move of the disruption, after a fourth wave of US strikes on Iran.

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