
Global events can ripple through financial markets quickly, especially when energy prices and geopolitical tensions are involved.
Phillip Shaw, CFP®, Senior Advisor at Goldstone Financial Group, joined WGN Radio this week to discuss how the recent conflict involving Iran and Israel could influence oil prices, inflation expectations, and short-term market movement.
In the conversation, Phillip explains why markets often react sharply in the early stages of geopolitical events, particularly when disruptions to energy supply are possible. He also discusses how changes in oil prices can feed into inflation, the continued uncertainty surrounding tariffs and trade policy, and why businesses and investors alike tend to seek consistency when making long term decisions.
Phillip also shares an important reminder for investors: Market reactions to major headlines can feel dramatic in the moment, but history shows that these periods of volatility often fade as fundamentals reassert themselves over time.
Watch the full WGN Radio interview to hear Phillip’s perspective on how geopolitical developments, tariffs, and oil markets may influence the broader economic outlook: youtu.be/b2Dxdie8YLs
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