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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the biggest conventional military attack in Europe since World War II, has wide-ranging implications for economies and markets around the world. Disruptions from this war and the higher energy prices that result could significantly dampen Europe...
The benchmark US crude oil grade WTI spiked by 11% in early afternoon futures trading to $106.75 a barrel, the highest since June 2014, before beginning to ease off just a tad. WTI is now up 20% from a month ago and 75% from a year ago. Now the industry is in no hurry to increase ...
At the moment, some variables are beginning to align that might be a sign of a recession on the horizon. Up until the Russian invasion into Ukraine, the market was nearly unanimous in thinking the Federal Reserve would increase the Fed Funds Rate by at least .25%, if not .50%. The...
Oil prices popped despite the announcement of a global coordinated SPR release of ~60 million bbls. WSJ reports traders, banks, and tanker companies are self-imposing sanctions on Russian oil making it difficult for Russia to export. We materially overlooked this fact, and the imp...
Russia imports large amounts of consumer goods, from cars and consumer electronics to food, and a ruble collapse guarantees a massive spike in consumer price inflation for people who earn their living in rubles. A major disruption of Russia’s exports of crude oil, natural gas, ...
The Russian ruble has fallen by 25% and international investors have had to quickly distance themselves from Russian investments. European nations have now backed firm action in response to the invasion of Ukraine. We believe a significant discount for Russian assets will persist ...
Financial markets are reacting as expected to the heightened uncertainty. In the first days of the invasion, global equities plunged while safe-haven assets rallied. In short, while we have anticipated a broader, cyclical turn against the dollar could be underway, this shift in favor ...
We made a pretty good stock market bottom that can only be spoiled by two things: the Fed and Ukraine. If the Fed does not overshoot and a Ukrainian armistice holds, the stock market can make it quite a bit further than the 200-DMA on the NDX, which, for the time being, is a good targ...
As a result of Putin’s folly, we will see energy price inflation from Russian supplies being cut off and food inflation from Ukraine’s “Breadbasket of Europe” being mired in a defensive war with Russia. Economic sanctions will be increased, but Russia also ...
The Permian region and its oil and gas plays are a monster resource with decades of hydrocarbon running room. The Permian production is once again growing and will continue to break records to 2027. Estimating reserves is challenging, but data suggests Permian oil will peak and th...
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Barclays Bank PLC (“Barclays” or the “Issuer”) announced a temporary reduction of the minimum early redemption size of certain series of ETNs as specified in the table below (together, the “ETNs”). Currently holders of the ETNs are required to redeem...