Hormuz disruption to keep oil volatile; infrastructure damage key: CIO

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St. James’s Place’s Angelina Lai expects oil prices to continue to whipsaw as the Strait of Hormuz effectively remains shut. In a potentially higher for longer rate environment she highlights rotation into undervalued markets like Korea, alongside inflation-linked and government bonds to hedge against inflation and potential credit stress.