Analysts: US Democrats will use rising energy commodity prices to attack Trump
According to Golden Ten Data on April 10, market analyst Chris Anstey stated: It's not hard to imagine that U.S. Democrats will make a big deal out of the scale and extent of the rise in energy commodity prices during the November midterm elections. Trump's Iran war triggered the largest single-month increase ever in this category, reaching 21.3%. It should be noted that energy commodities do not include service prices such as electricity.
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