$CL y macro geopolitical factors that alter its price.
🚨the attack by Ukraine on Russian territory with drones is at its most critical moment.
internal shortages and Russia exporting to the world to sustain its economy and its war machinery.
🚨the Strait of Hormuz and the agreement between Iran and Oman to control it while Trump loses credibility with his rhetoric, which even affected CLARITY.
the armed conflict in the Middle East forced his senators on recess to go back to their states to see if they can improve the image of the president regarding the midterm elections.
If the election doesn’t go his way, the Senate will be very unfavorable for the next two years, and the president will have to decide with the conflict initiated in the strait, which is very dangerous today for the ships with the highest tolls—or blockades, depending on which side is involved.
🚨U.S.-Venezuela agreement for investment in the South American country.
very doubtful to believe that the U.S. only wants to invest in a country that isn’t theirs in exchange for what?
China withdraws from Venezuela; it feels betrayed.
much remains to be seen regarding oil.
of course, any conflict like this affects all markets in general.
more dialogue is needed and fewer wars in the world.
🚨the attack by Ukraine on Russian territory with drones is at its most critical moment.
internal shortages and Russia exporting to the world to sustain its economy and its war machinery.
🚨the Strait of Hormuz and the agreement between Iran and Oman to control it while Trump loses credibility with his rhetoric, which even affected CLARITY.
the armed conflict in the Middle East forced his senators on recess to go back to their states to see if they can improve the image of the president regarding the midterm elections.
If the election doesn’t go his way, the Senate will be very unfavorable for the next two years, and the president will have to decide with the conflict initiated in the strait, which is very dangerous today for the ships with the highest tolls—or blockades, depending on which side is involved.
🚨U.S.-Venezuela agreement for investment in the South American country.
very doubtful to believe that the U.S. only wants to invest in a country that isn’t theirs in exchange for what?
China withdraws from Venezuela; it feels betrayed.
much remains to be seen regarding oil.
of course, any conflict like this affects all markets in general.
more dialogue is needed and fewer wars in the world.