Trump's "energy ceasefire" cannot suppress oil price rally; former JPMorgan strategist bluntly calls it "another scam"

Zhito Finance APP has learned that Trump's announcement of an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine has concentrated Wall Street analysts' latest disagreements on one key question: Can the diplomatic statements led by the U.S. president real improvements in energy supply, thereby easing the surge in inflation and Treasury yields that weighs on global technology asset valuations? Former JPMorgan strategist Marko Kolanovic questioned the credibility of the ceasefire, while Tom Lee, a Wall Street strategist who has accurately predicted market moves multiple times since 2025, emphasized that if the energy ceasefire can be delivered, it will help ease the ongoing impact of high oil prices on consumers, the economy, and the stock market.