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Oil shipments continue to move through the Strait of Hormuz, though under unusually tense conditions. Tracking data show tankers navigating the narrow passage—sometimes switching off transponders briefly near Iranian waters—before continuing to Gulf ports to load crude. The activity highlights how global energy markets still depend on this critical corridor even as security risks rise sharply.

Source: Financial Times; MarineTraffic | Via: @crudeoilreport on X

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Unhappy Anniversary

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Closing the gold window left the US with a pure fiat currency. The results have been disastrous.

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