u/bauernebel

Is Trump’s stop-start Iran strategy making the Strait of Hormuz crisis worse for oil markets, or is delaying strikes the only realistic way to avoid a bigger supply shock?
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Is Trump’s stop-start Iran strategy making the Strait of Hormuz crisis worse for oil markets, or is delaying strikes the only realistic way to avoid a bigger supply shock?

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u/bauernebel — 17 hours ago

Did Xi leave the Trump summit with more leverage over Taiwan and Iran than Trump got from his trade deals?

Trump left Beijing touting trade wins, including a Boeing order and promised farm purchases. But Xi also pushed a new “strategic stability” frame according the experts who spoke to America Report. That appears to link U.S.-China relations to how Washington handles Taiwan. So who gained more from the summit: Trump with business headlines, or Xi with leverage over Taiwan and Hormuz? https://americareport.us/trump-xi-summit-leaves-taiwan-and-hormuz/

u/bauernebel — 5 days ago
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Could U.S. oil giants like Chevron, Exxon and ConocoPhillips become the biggest winners if the Iran war keeps disrupting Hormuz and oil prices surge?

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u/bauernebel — 6 days ago

Could Trump’s Iran quote about Americans’ finances damage Republicans in the midterms if gas prices keep rising?

Could this become one of the defining soundbites of the midterm campaign?

Will voters connect Trump’s Iran policy directly to rising gas prices and household costs?

Can Republicans defend the quote by arguing that stopping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon matters more?

https://americareport.us/trump-finances-quote-panics-gop-i-dont-think/

u/bauernebel — 6 days ago