Oil price jump won't hit US consumer spending, market bull Tony Dwyer predicts

saw a similar move, rising $8.05 a barrel Monday to close at $62.90 a barrel.

In a note Monday, Dwyer said: "WTI spent most of the current quarter below the level 2Q/19 level, and Disposable Income has been moving higher, suggesting that — despite this uptick due to the drone attack in Saudi Arabia — the cost of Energy is likely less as a percent of income than the most recent quarter."

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Australia stocks set to trade little changed; oil prices spike 13% after attacks on Saudi oil productionInvestors will watch for market reaction in shares of oil companies across the region on Monday, following a surge in crude prices after drone attacks hit Saudi oil supply. A spike just in time for the IPO ... how convenient. Just the beginning. $100 oil coming. Billions to be made in this IPO.
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