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OPEC+ oil output in October nears pre-Iran war rate, led by Saudi Arabia

On the map → Strait of Hormuz · Saudi energy infrastructure

AnalysisBloombergNov 10 at 8:15 PM PST

Oil Is Stuck in Limbo, With No More Iran War But No Peace

After Brent crude’s 10-day decline of nearly 25%, it’s tempting to say the market is pricing in peace. It isn’t. Rather than anticipating that hostilities between the US and Iran are over, traders are foreseeing no immediate risk of a third round of fighting. If the two countries reach a deal, however fragile, oil will trade significantly cheaper than its current value of around $90 a barrel.

Polymarket: Strait of Hormuz traffic returns to normal by Dec 31 · 9% ·

Social commentary: Rory JohnstonBluesky

The Fed Has to Raise Rates. How Fast to Go Has Officials Divided

AnalysisBloombergNov 11 at 10:15 AM PST

Family Fights Are Good When Setting Interest Rates

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh professes to like a good family fight when officials set interest rates. Australia would do him proud — the vigorous debate that has emerged after the last, contentious interest-rate hike is a healthy one. - The quarrel at Australia's central bank was always coming. Top officials should embrace the confrontation

Social commentary: Conor SenBluesky
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