Today’s Iran war update: the current reduction in temperatures does not mean a resolution of the war or damage to the global economy is nigh.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: Let us hope that this saying proves not to be germane – Things look the darkest before they go completely black.”
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: Trump threatens action which will lead to Iran retaliation that will destroy the world economy. Will he proceed?
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: attritional slugging continues as Joe Kent’s resignation shows MAGA doubts and the economic tsunami starts rolls in.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: markets stay edgy as Administration messaging becomes more hollow and more ships burn.
Read more...Satyajit Das provides a broad look at the scope and depth of the potential economic downside of the Iran war.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: the implications of Iran’s apparent demands, risk of a Israeli nuclear attack, and Iran’s kinetic escalation.
Read more...Trump succeeds in talking investors out of the tree even as Iran war fundamentals and his approval rating decay.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: even if Mr. Market makes Trump TACO, Iran is not likely to relent on its Strait closure soon and damage will compound.
Read more...This Iran war update focuses on US claims for damage done to Iran and its level of stockpiles versus available evidence.
Read more...The latest Iran war update, with more detail on the Administration’s desperate escalation scheme versus the rising damage from a Strait of Hormuz closure.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update starts with a sobering, must-read analysis of the catastrophic real-world damage of a long Strait of Hormuz closure.
Read more...The Iran war situation has developed not necessarily to the advantage of the US and Israel.
Read more...As much fun as it is to watch Bitcoin swoon, a more serious erosion is underway on the big tech borrowing front.
Read more...What was Modi thinking? Even though Trump is surely exaggerating what his deal amounts to, it looks like a big climbdown for India.
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