COLUMN: Rumor has it that China, a key factor stopping oil prices from going ballistic, is again buying lots of crude. In reality, Beijing is still importing significantly less than before the war started. What’s changing is *where* it’s buying.
@Opinion https://t.co/8zuwd51rEt
Corporations do not buy "180 validators will figure it out on TG when something goes wrong."
Banks freeze funds all the time, btw, so that's not the issue. Today the recovery tool was a ~24h42m outage.
If the Hub gets real customers and real flow? This is not an SLA.
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Three commodity vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, down from four the previous day and below the 10-day average of around 15, preliminary shipping data showed on Wednesday.
The figures could change as some vessels typically switch off their transponders while transiting the waterway.
Kpler data showed that all three vessels, including one Panamax tanker, were exiting the strait as of 02:00 GMT.
Meanwhile, the ballast LNG tanker Al-Mafyar reappeared inside the strait on Tuesday after last being recorded outside the waterway on 19 September, according to Kpler and LSEG data.
Separately, 22 commodity vessels passed through the Bab al-Mandab Strait on Tuesday, another key maritime chokepoint off southwestern Yemen and a major route for oil shipments between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
The data showed 14 vessels heading toward the Red Sea and eight toward the Gulf of Aden. They included five Panama tankers, six Supramax vessels, four Aframax tankers, one Suezmax tanker and one very large crude carrier.
Tuesday's traffic was below the strait's 10-day average of around 26 vessels.
Baghdad, Muscat airports to stop receiving flights from Iran
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Airports in Baghdad and Muscat will stop receiving flights from Iran starting at midnight local time, Tasnim news agency reported on Tuesday, citing a spokesperson for Iran's Civil Aviation Organization.
Iranian aviation authorities are working with their foreign counterparts to reroute flights destined for Baghdad to Iraq's Najaf airport, the spokesperson said.
Other international flights from Iran, including services to Istanbul, will continue as scheduled with no disruptions currently reported, according to the spokesperson.
The move comes as Iranian airlines face increasing restrictions overseas amid new US sanctions. Under measures taking effect on Wednesday, foreign companies providing services such as refueling and ground handling to Iranian airlines could lose access to the US financial system.
The most expensive decision in a product isn't the one you got wrong...
It's the one you sat on for three months because you were afraid of getting it wrong!
How I'd start a faceless channel from zero this month
Niches - TubeLab
Scripts - Claude
Production - Vidrush
Thumbnails - 1of10
Now all you have to do is start...
Restricted trade flows will disproportionately affect Dubai, the UAE’s trade and investment hub, and some northern emirates where even modest levels of Iranian commercial activity play a relatively more important role in their smaller economies than that of the capital, Abu Dhabi. – Robert Mogielnicki https://t.co/q7pN7RlFTo
New Episode w @ben_ungvari, CMO @Raydium
We Discuss:
- Stocks and Stonk(s)
- The Base Asset Paired Flywheel
- The Raydium Flywheel
1:23 Stock Volume on Solana
4:56 Stock Paired Memecoins and @LaunchOnSF
8:14 The Base Asset Paired Flywheel
15:35 Raydium Benefits from Stock Volume
18:03 Where Do We Go From Here?
21:47 Everything Being Tokenized is Inevitable
From my Bloomberg News colleagues:
Saudi Arabia is running tests on a crucial oil pipeline with a view to restarting it this week, a person familiar with the matter said. The kingdom also expects to resume oil loadings from the Red Sea port of Yanbu this week.
America, you guys, Japan is crazy 😂
Every year in Yamagata, we make imoni in a massive 6.5 meter wide, 4 ton pot called Nabetaro. At this point, the whole cooking process looks more like a construction project.
① A huge team brings in massive amounts of ingredients
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② They light the firewood and let it boil for about 90 minutes
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③ Seasonings, beef, and green onions go in one after another
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④ The staff use giant paddles to stir everything by hand
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⑤ A crane lowers the enormous lid, and the whole cooking process takes about four hours
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⑥ The moment the crane lifts the lid, a massive cloud of steam rises and the crowd erupts
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⑦ A backhoe bucket turns into a giant ladle and serving begins
At this point, I can’t tell if they’re making food or building some massive piece of infrastructure 😂
Japanese people take imoni very seriously.
#日本一の芋煮会フェスティバル #芋煮 #山形
The global economic outlook has improved significantly, with 56% of chief economists expecting conditions to remain stable or improve over the next 12 months, according to the World Economic Forum’s September Chief Economists’ Outlook.
AI is emerging as a key source of optimism, with 97% expecting adoption to increase and 69% anticipating meaningful productivity gains.
However, expanding AI infrastructure is also expected to bring new pressures, with 79% anticipating significant local community pushback and 78% expecting data-center expansion to drive electricity prices higher.
#GlobalEconomy #AI #WorldEconomicForum #DataCenters #Economy
the latency is an important point that is often overlooked. local ai offer that low latency which makes it even more worth it when speaking about jev. because laya is local, it can make faster decision making - and that matters heavily in some usecases.
In hindsight It seems like the attacks on Yanbu and the East-West pipeline may have been actually bullish for tankers.
It obviously helped suezmaxes and European buyers sources more cargoes in the Atlantic & Med.
But for VLCCs it seems like many of these barrels are now just moving east adding even more demand in the AG. And this just added more fuel to the already explosive rates coming out of the AG and Gulf of Oman.
Certainly an interesting play out of events and I guess we’ll see if this kind of volume through the Strait will continue or whether Iran will ramp up the attacks…
Honored to meet a true Global Climate Leader - Prof. @DianaUrge
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It was a true privilege to meet Prof. Diána Ürge-Vorsatz, one of the world's most influential climate scientists.
About Prof. Diána:
👩🔬 Vice-Chair of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change)
🏆 Nobel Peace Prize Contributor (2007) - as part of the IPCC
🎓 Professor of Environmental Sciences at Central European University (CEU) & Director of the Center for Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Policy (3CSEP)
📚 Coordinating Lead Author for both the 4th and 5th Assessment Reports (AR4 & AR5) of the IPCC
🌐 Served on the UN's Scientific Expert Group on Climate Change and led the buildings-related work in the Global Energy Assessment
🏛️ Advisor to the European Commission, European Parliament, UNEP-WCMC, World Bank, OECD, World Energy Council & Global Environment Facility
🏅 Recipient of the Hungarian Republic’s Presidential Award - Medium Cross (2008), White Lion Award (2021) & Role Model Award (2009)
🎤 Delivered 200+ keynote speeches worldwide
👩👧👦 A remarkable mother of seven and an accomplished athlete who embodies resilience, balance, and leadership with purpose.
We met at the International Green Conference in China which focused on sustainable development, decarbonization of buildings, climate mitigation, and how the UAE and global partners can accelerate the green transition 🇨🇳
Her work on energy efficiency and climate policy is shaping the future of our planet. Truly inspired by her vision and grateful for this insightful exchange.
#ClimateAction #Sustainability #IPCC #GreenTransition #Leadership #UAE #Hungary #DrBuAbdullah #NetZero #COP #ClimateLeadership #CentralEuropeanUniversity
ABOARD THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER’S PLANE (AP) — Britain agrees to provide limited military support to Saudi Arabia to counter attacks from Iran-backed Houthis.