Futures Jump, Oil Slides On Fresh Hormuz Hopes

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“Equities may welcome any sign that Hormuz could be reopened, but with further strikes still being threatened and diplomacy still patchy, conviction is low and positioning is likely to stay very twitchy.”


This Polycrisis Is Unique

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When understood as a wave, the current Everything Bubble is not sustainable...


"Europe to be hit by an inflation tsunami"

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A familiar nightmare for European investors.

Market "More Balanced" But "Still Fragile" Warns Top Goldman Trader

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The biggest development over the past two weeks has been the sharp tightening in global financial conditions...


Sector Watch: The Energy Security Pivot Accelerates

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Swapping a dependency on Middle Eastern hydrocarbons for a dependency on Chinese processed metals?


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US President Trump said he ordered a strike that wiped out every military target on Kharg Island, where Iran exports nearly all of its oil, but left the oil infrastructure intact; Crude holds around USD 100/bbl.

EM On The Edge: Record Buying Meets Rising Oil And Exploding Vol

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EM fear is exploding.

Supply Chain Layoffs Spread Across Warehouses, Factories And Rail Terminals

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A wave of layoffs across U.S. supply chains - from EV battery plants and auto parts factories to warehouses and rail terminals - has affected nearly 4,000 workers in recent weeks...


Goldman Sees S&P Plunging To 5,400 In "Severe Oil Supply Shock" Scenario

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"An equity market decline matching the most severe oil supply shocks in recent decades would reduce the S&P 500 level by 19% from current levels to 5400, bringing the P/E multiple to 16x."


Gold Breaks $5K As The “Safe Haven” Narrative Cracks

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Gold was supposed to be the ultimate geopolitical hedge. The latest war just showed it might not be.

Oil Down, Stocks Up As Continued Kharg Chaos Battles Easing Hormuz Holdups

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"Still very quiet in the Strait .. will that change next 24 hours?"


Sleepless In Sweden

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...in all countries surveyed, women were more likely to have experienced a sleep disorder than men.


"Entirely Demonic": Catherine Austin Fitts Warns Financial Tsunami Coming Because Of Programmable Money

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"It is bubble economics and also control..."


Where The Super Rich Reside

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390 new billionaire were minted in the last year, translating into more than one a day and pushing up the number of billionaires worldwide to more than 3,400...


German Police Raid AfD Lawmaker's Home Over Years-Old Social Media Posts

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Bavarian state legislator René Dierkes had his home and offices raided in a move critics say represents political pressure on free speech of an elected politician...


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US President Trump said he ordered a strike that wiped out every military target on Kharg Island, which is where Iran exports nearly all of its oil from, but left the oil infrastructure intact. 

Nordic Nations Rank Among Happiest & Wealthiest In The World

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Some ultra-wealthy nations, including Singapore and Qatar, do not make the top 20 for happiness...


Berlin Youth Center Hid Girl's Gang-Rape By The Usual Suspects To Avoid 'Typical Muslim' Label

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"It's outrageous that the Muslim perpetrators are apparently being protected here to avoid stigmatizing them, while the victim is being abandoned. This attitude is completely unacceptable"


Echoes Of Iraq: Mainstream Media 'Deja Vu' Over Framing Of The War On Iran

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Two decades after Iraq, how much has changed?


Alaskans Carry The Most Lifetime Credit-Card Debt Of All Americans, Iowans The Least

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Americans accumulate about $398,000 in credit card debt over their adult lifetimes, on average... but it varies significantly by state.