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G7 Turns Emergency Diesel Stocks Into a No-Export-Ban Bargain
G7 leaders agreed on October 2, 2026 to coordinate an IEA-linked release of 100 million barrels of diesel and crude over four months, with a substantial diesel release in the first 20 days. The package followed U.S. pressure on Europe over emergency diesel inventories and included a pledge not to impose energy-export restrictions among G7 members. The move turns strategic stocks into a market-stabilization tool and an alliance-management mechanism.
Published Oct 3, 2026
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Strait-Mode: Refineries Hit, B-2 Strikes, Europe Moves, and the Gulf Reprices Risk — March 2, 2026
Ras Tanura shuts after a drone strike, Erbil sees secondary explosions, B-2s reportedly hit hardened Iranian missile facilities, Europe signals defensive entry, and Hormuz behaves "soft-closed" as insurers and shipowners freeze. Oil and gold rip higher because the pipes are now live targets.
Published Mar 2, 2026
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Parallel Order? Trump, Putin, and the Emergent Board of Peace
Trump’s new “Board of Peace” began as a Gaza conflict tool but is already expanding into something bigger. This piece explores the speculative, but plausible, scenario where it becomes a parallel world-order surface — with Trump and Putin as parallel actors, Europe as spectator, and China as the unspoken center of gravity.
Published Jan 21, 2026
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Selling U.S. Assets” Won’t Collapse the Dollar — It Collapses Europe’s Dollar Plumbing
Viral claims say Europe could dump U.S. assets to trigger a dollar collapse. In the eurodollar system, that move is closer to setting your own house on fire: Europe is structurally tied to offshore dollar funding, collateral, and Fed backstops via swap lines.
Published Jan 20, 2026
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Market Wrap – January 19, 2026: Greenland Tariff Shock, Metals Rip, U.S. Cash Closed
U.S. cash markets were closed for MLK Day, but the tape still moved: equity futures fell on Trump’s Greenland-linked tariff threat against eight European nations, Europe sold off, gold and silver hit record highs, and safe-haven FX bid showed up fast.
Published Jan 19, 2026