The author wrote that Saudi Arabia’s impending bankruptcy could trigger another phase of the crisis in the US Treasury market. #SaudiArabia #USTreasury #Economy #SA #US
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The author asked how soon refugee flows might head west to Hungary, Poland and beyond, warning that they would arrive as Europe faced what the author described as a major energy crisis. #RefugeeCrisis #Europe #EnergyCrisis #HU #PL
The author wrote that, if the claim was true, Ukrainians would not be able to divert attention from what they described as a disastrous situation on the front lines. #UkrainianConflict #FrontlineSituation #Ukraine #UA
The author warned that Saudi Arabia could be nearing a major economic crisis, which they said could quickly spill over into the US Treasury market and potentially trigger a financial crisis in the United States and elsewhere. https://t.co/orYcFFrmcc #اقتصاد #أزمة_مالية #السعودية #SA #US
The author wrote that Americans might be drawn into what they described as the Saudi war. https://t.co/WS5qZ71NLz #SaudiArabia #USA #War #US #SA
The author questioned why commodity accounts on X had always been explicitly political and advised investors to remain neutral, stay calm and do their own research.
The author wrote that AI’s capital structure appeared to include substantial debt and suggested rising interest rates could kill the sector, despite investment in it generally being equity-heavy.
The author wrote that 5mbpd was under fire in Saudi Arabia, saying the country was “committing suicide” in the war and would soon have to begin selling its US Treasury bonds. #SaudiArabia #OilMarket #Geopolitics #SA
The author said there was a severe diesel shortage, described Europe as a controlled satrap that would not even bid, and warned that the world was heading towards a very serious logistics crisis. #DieselShortage #LogisticsCrisis #Europe #EU #WK
The author wrote in a new article for The American Conservative that the US government had become locked into what they called a failed strategy and could not escape decisions made in March. They warned that the world was on “autopilot” and heading towards a major economic catastrophe. https://t.co/N6YKVaX5X0 #Economie #Stratégie #Crise #US
The author argued that Bloomberg had recognised a sharp widening in the term premium as a sign of major uncertainty about the viability of US Treasury debt. They added that the safe-haven flows supporting the dollar’s dominance were almost certainly over. https://t.co/3tuP083uJU #Economy #Finance #Treasury #US
The author wrote that cost-of-living riots were beginning in Brussels and said the decline in living standards had barely started. #Brussels #CostOfLiving #Riots #BE
The author claimed that Hungary’s prime minister was setting conditions for the courts and that judges were expected to follow his orders. They wrote that the rule of law had been stronger in late-communist Hungary, accused the separation of powers of collapsing and described the prime minister as mentally ill and acting recklessly. #Jogállamiság #Függetlenség #Politika #HU
The author claimed that Europe was preparing for a war with Russia that it would be unable to sustain for long. They described the continent’s leaders as severely unintelligent and alleged that outside forces had promoted them to damage Europe and create problems for Russia. The author urged people to leave the EU if they could. #EU #Russia #War #EU #RU
The author wrote that many people believed the United States had maintained its post-Cold War hegemony through military force alone, but argued that it had instead combined strategically deployed military power with media. They said the “Military Simulation” was now entering a terminal crisis. https://t.co/zBbaOjcfVP #Geopolitics #MilitaryStrategy #MediaInfluence #US
The author wrote that Europe was abandoning its values, weakening its finances and diplomatic standing, and confronting an unprecedented energy crisis. They described the situation as one of the bleakest they had witnessed and said future generations should remember those responsible. #Europa #CriseEnergética #Valores #EU #DE #FR #IT #GB
The author wrote that the American housing market was about to fall sharply and urged readers to press the P button in a prayer for private equity funds that had heavily bought overpriced single-family homes. #HousingMarket #RealEstate #Investment #US
The author said data from EIA and Kpler was badly out of alignment and that more datasets would be released soon, including Asian oil import figures they said could not be manipulated. They added that the new data would eventually show whether seriously questionable figures had been circulating. #EIA #OilMarket #DataIntegrity #AS
The author wrote that the IRGC appeared to have the same strike capabilities as in April–May, citing developments over the previous few days. They estimated that levels had returned to those seen in April–May after a ceasefire-related outflow in June–July.