Oil is quietly at its lowest in weeks, and almost nobody's talking about it.
WTI near $72, and the war that was supposed to send crude to the moon is now the thing holding it down. Washington licensed Iran's barrels back into the market, the talks drag on, and supply expectations did what fear couldn't.
That's usually the tell. The market everyone's watching is rarely the one that's actually moving. Crude at multi-week lows says more about real supply and real demand than any headline out of the Gulf.
A sell-side note about rate hikes just did more damage than a month of missiles.
The dollar's at a high, the Fed's done flirting with cuts, and one hawkish note lit the fuse under tech. Sit with that: two live wars are running, and the thing that actually moved the tape was the cost of money.
Geopolitics makes the headlines. Rates make the prices. This market can shrug off a strait closing and a record drone barrage, then fold on a single line about the Fed. Trade the screw that's actually turning.
Petro antes del escrutinio:
- No acepto el resultado del pre-conteo. Hemos de esperar al escrutinio.
Petro después del escrutinio:
- ¿Y si anuláramos las elecciones como en Rumania?
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The buzz around Free Palestine feels like a wave of voices coming together. It’s intriguing how something can unite people in so many unexpected ways. Just soaking it all in for now.
RISP seems to be everywhere right now. Can't tell if it’s a person or something else entirely, but the chatter feels pretty electric. Definitely got me wanting to dive deeper into whatever's sparking all this excitement.
Hollywood could never. 💥
EOD Soldiers from the Michigan, Washington, and California National Guard brought the heat to Camp Grayling during their training.
📸1st Lt. Paige Bodine
Tatis is trending and sparks a mix of curiosity and excitement. Seems like there’s something brewing that has people talking. Whatever it is, I'm intrigued to see where this goes.