The cease-fire between the U.S. and Iran offers a chance to defuse the latest serious threat to the global economy. But for the Federal Reserve, it may have replaced one problem with another. https://t.co/h8pO79RnY7 ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@MarcChampion1 @TimOBrien @JavierBlas “[The East-West Pipeline in Saudi Arabia] is perhaps the most important pipeline for the global economy. The Iranians have shown now that they’re able to hit it,” @JavierBlas says.Watch LIVE here: https://t.co/zecblUeARM ...

RT Handre (@Handre)The global economy crashes every few years like clockwork, yet economists keep pushing the same failed solution: more cheap money and lower interest rates.Here's what actually happens. Banks create money out of thin air to fund loans at below-market rates. Entrepreneurs, seeing cheap credit, launch projects that look profitable only because money costs less than it should. But this artificial boom rests on a foundation of sand. The economy lacks the real savings needed to complete these i ...

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RT Harris (@Harrisbro777)WHAT HAPPENS THE NIGHT HE PULLS THE TRIGGERDay one. Power grid gone. 90 million Iranians in darkness.No water pumps. No hospitals. No food storage.Day two. Kharg Island burns. That's 90% of Iran's oil exports.TWO MILLION barrels per day vanish from world markets.Oil hits $150. Then $200.Every $10 rise in oil costs the global economy $250 billion.Your gas hits $6. Maybe $8.Your groceries cost more. Your heating bill explodes.Iran retaliates. US bases across the region get hit. 40,000 ...

RT Lin Jian 林剑 (@SpoxCHN_LinJian)The root cause of the disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is the U.S.-Israel illegal military operations against Iran. Only by ending the military actions and restoring peace and stability in the Gulf can the international shipping lane be open and safe.The international community needs to work together for de-escalation to prevent regional turmoil from further hitting the global economy and energy security. ...

Oil prices jumped 11% after Trump vowed to hit Iran "extremely hard" over the next few weeks. Uncertainty over the war's timeline also roiled the markets. Natasha Sarin and Brendan Greeley join Money, Power, Politics. MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion, and the World. » Subscribe to MS NOW: https://www.youtube.com/@msnow » Subscribe to MS NOW’s We the People Newsletter for exclusive insights and perspectives from your favorite MS NOW anchors, access to even more content than what you see on-air and here on ...

Since the 28th of February 2026, the global energy market has been paralyzed by the war in the Middle East. The Straight of Hormuz, which normally handles approximately 20% of global oil and 25% of global liqufied natural gas, has seen its vessel traffic drop by an estimated 90 to 95%. This represents the effective removal of roughly 21 million barrels of oil per day from the global market.And as a direct result of this disruption, Brent crude prices have surged past $112 a barrel, an 84% year-to-ate increa ...

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We heard from Jameson Greer earlier today, the US trade representative. He said the US is generally insulated from a lot of the supply chain effects when it comes to direct commodities and things like that. We have domestic sourcing. We have sourcing from our partners to the north of the US and other places.How I'm wondering how we can say that with seeing WTI above $100 a barrel because it doesn't seem like we're insulated if the US benchmark is that high. Well, we're generally insulated in terms of supply ...