I argue that Trump gave Xi a choice at the #USChinaSummit : continue their $400 billion trade relationship with the United States, or chose to sell missile tech to Iran and depend on Iranian oil. https://lnkd.in/ewNWVQh9 via @YouTube
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Henrietta Treyz Posted: The President has called off military strikes in Iran for the time being, but the market isn’t overly confident that this will hold, and it shouldn’t be. Its plain that Iran’s neighboring Gulf nations will bear the cost of retaliation, which will only drive gas prices higher and for the moment that’s being prioritized, along with their safety. The President could clear a backlog of ships by suspending sanctions and allowing Western banking companies and nations to coordinate with the IRGC but the diplomatic political costs of effectively normalizing the IRGC on the global stage are a horrible result of the US/ Israel War with Iran. There are no good choices here for President Trump and early voting starts in 119 days. ➡️ Conversations With Jonathan Ferro and Annmarie Hordern to discuss this am on Bloomberg News #IranNuclear #HormuzStrait #OilMarkets #EnergyPolicy #GasPrices #Geopolitics #PoliticalRisk #MacroPolicy #EnergyMaekets #CrudeOil #Election2026 #Midterms2026 #TrumpPolicy #NationalSecurity
The President has called off military strikes in Iran for the time being, but the market isn't overly confident that this will hold, and it shouldn't be. It's plain that Iran's neighboring Gulf nations will bear the cost of retaliation, which will only drive gas prices higher and for the moment that's being prioritized, along with their safety. The President could clear a backlog of ships by suspending sanctions and allowing Western banking companies and nations to coordinate with the IRGC but the diplomatic and political costs of effectively normalizing the IRGC on the global stage are a horrible result of the US/Israel war with Iran. There are no good choices here for President Trump and early voting starts in 119 days. Great to be with Jonathan Ferro and Annmarie Hordern to discuss this am on Bloomberg News #IranNuclear #HormuzStrait #OilMarkets #EnergyPolicy #GasPrices #Geopolitics #PoliticalRisk #MacroPolicy #EnergyMarkets #CrudeOil #Election2026 #Midterms2026 #TrumpPolicy #NationalSecurity
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📢 Trump: Iran has been subjected to extremely powerful strikes and will need 20 years to rebuild its capabilities. Former President Donald Trump stated that Iran has faced significant military strikes and will require two decades to restore its capabilities. This assertion may influence geopolitical risk perceptions, particularly regarding U.S.-Iran relations and potential military engagements in the region. The channel of transmission here is risk appetite, as heightened tensions could lead to increased volatility in oil prices and energy markets, given Iran's role as a major oil producer. Markets most exposed include crude oil futures and regional equities, particularly those tied to energy and defense sectors. Traders will be attentive to any subsequent developments in U.S. foreign policy or military actions that could escalate tensions further. 🔗 Full context: https://lnkd.in/egZJDwF3 Source: first squawk #TradingNewsTerminal #trading #markets #news #finance #forex #macro
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