After the G7 meeting, the chancellor told the House of Commons that the best way to help consumers would be a de-escalation of military tensions. The markets have read that into President Trump’s comments. Even if the war stopped today, there is still havoc in supply chains, and damage done to energy infrastructure, that will take weeks to unpick.
Faisal Islam: Trump comments may have eased oil price surge, but havoc remains
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