US risks recession if oil stays at $100 a barrel for the next 30 days, strategist warns

• Sustained oil prices above $100/barrel for 30 days could trigger a U.S. recession.
• A U.S. recession due to high oil prices would lead to a significant global economic shock.
• The Federal Reserve would likely cut interest rates to stimulate the economy, prioritizing growth over inflation control.

Michael Yoshikami warns that if oil prices remain above $100 a barrel for 30 days, the U.S. economy faces a high risk of recession, leading to a global shock. He predicts the Federal Reserve would then cut interest rates to stimulate the economy, prioritizing growth over inflation control.