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Trump's 48-hour Iran ultimatum sent Asian markets into freefall. The Strait of Hormuz is the world's most important oil chokepoint β and it's now a hostage.
Trump's 48-hour Hormuz ultimatum, Iranian missiles over Israel, and oil at multi-year highs. Social sentiment is screaming β and Ian Bremmer says markets haven't even started pricing this in.

LNG went from $10 to $30/MMBTU in days. Qatar moves 20% of global LNG. The Strait of Hormuz is nervous. Your energy portfolio should be very, very awake.

Brent crude above $112, diesel at $5/gallon, and ground troops on the table. Wall Street's having a very bad Friday and Reddit is coping.

Hormuz closed, pump prices up 30%, and Qatar's biggest LNG facility is on fire. Meanwhile, Cheniere is having the best week of its life.

Oil near $100, Dow down 768, and Powell doing his best 'wait and see' impression. The Fed's dual mandate is officially in a cage match with itself.

The Strait of Hormuz is functionally closed, oil is above $100, and airline stocks are up 4%. Either the market knows something, or it's completely lost the plot.

Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has essentially halted, Trump is threatening Iran's main oil export hub, and Reddit is just now catching up.

Kharg Island is smoking, US assets are getting hit in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and somehow Adobe's quant rating is still a 'Hold.' Wild times.

Gold past $5,300, silver breaking $100, and 1,000 ships stuck in the Persian Gulf. The Iran war isn't a geopolitical footnote β it's the whole market right now.

Brent crude just kissed $100, Iran's new supreme leader says the Strait stays shut, and Jim Cramer thinks it's a buying opportunity. Markets are having a moment.

Oil's above $100, tankers are burning, and the IEA's emergency reserve release covers maybe 3 weeks of disruption. Cool, cool, cool.