Philip Straehl sees a “stagflationary-type scenario” in markets with oil prices spiking. “It’s a unique situation,” and markets are trying to assess the duration of the conflict, driving volatility. He expects the volatility to continue over the next several weeks unless the Strait of Hormuz is secured one way or another. In the meantime, he’s looking for opportunities in oversold assets amid the turbulence. He likes Latin America, particularly Brazil, which is an energy exporter, and is buying the dip in Japan.