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Japan's central bank is stuck: raise rates and blow up the budget, or hold and slowly impoverish every saver in the country. There's no good door here.

The US-Iran conflict is six months old. Traders who called a 4-8 week resolution are quietly deleting their tweets.

The US is bombing Iran, the Fed is frozen, and Shell just doubled its profit. War is bad. War-driven commodity spikes are complicated.

OpenAI just dropped prices on two models by up to 80%. The AI price war is real, it is brutal, and it is just getting started.

The US-Iran conflict is now spanning the Red Sea and Caspian Sea. Oil is flirting with $110. Here's what traders are actually saying.

Markets price a 1-in-3 chance of a hike. BofA says that's dangerously low. New Fed Chair Warsh has the political cover to pull the trigger.

Boeing crushed cash flow estimates by nearly $1B and Ford is chasing a Cold War-scale military contract. The Iran war backdrop is making both look a lot more interesting.

Baker Hughes posted its biggest intraday gain since April. Tyson jumped 6.4%. Capricorn cratered 65%. Not every winner this week has an AI chip in it.
Oil near $110, Social Security reserves gone by 2032, and global growth forecasts slashed to 1.3%. The buffers are disappearing fast.
Oil is up 29% this month, tankers are reversing course, and the Fed is caught between a supply shock and slowing wages. This is the inflation trap nobody wanted.

Tesla missed earnings, margins are squeezed, but Wall Street is obsessing over a SpaceX deal now priced at 90% probability by Deepwater.

Oil is at $88 and climbing, Saudi tankers are turning back, and somehow Philip Morris just hit an all-time high. Here's who's winning the chaos.