BREAKING: Widespread power outages and blackouts are being reported across Iran following new US and Israeli strikes.
We have yet to receive comment on Iran from President Trump since Thursday, when Trump said he was pausing strikes on Iranian power plants until April 6th.
BREAKING: The USS Tripoli has arrived in the Middle East carrying 3,500 sailors and Marines amid reports that the US is preparing for a potential ground operation in Iran, per CNN.
BREAKING: Iran’s IRGC says they will target two Israeli or US universities in the region in retaliation for the attack on Iran’s University of Science and Technology in Tehran.
Job market sentiment among US workers is collapsing:
In Q4 2025, just 28% of US employees said it is a “good time” to find a quality job, the lowest in at least 4 years, according to the latest Gallup survey.
This percentage has fallen -42 points since Q2 2022.
BREAKING: Turkey's central bank sold -58 tons of gold, worth over $8 billion, in just 2 weeks.
Gold reserves dropped -6 tons in the week ending March 13th and another -52 tons in the week ending March 20th, bringing total reserves down to 513 tons, marking the largest drop in 7
BREAKING: In a major escalation, Yemen's Houthi Group has officially joined the war with a ballistic missle launch at Israel, just as the war hit its one-month mark.
All eyes are now on the Bab al-Mandab Strait.
If closed, the world loses another ~6 million barrels of daily oil
Foreigners are dumping Asian stocks at a record pace:
Investors from overseas have sold -$52 billion of Asian emerging-market equities excluding China so far in March, the biggest monthly withdrawal on record.
This exceeds the previous full-month record set during the 2020
BREAKING: As US oil prices rise above $100barrel, our models indicate that if current levels are sustained another 2 months, US CPI inflation will rise to ~3.3%.
This would put US inflation at its highest level since May 2024.
BREAKING: Qatar has declared force majeure on LNG contracts through May 2026, canceling obligations to customers in Italy, Belgium, South Korea, and China.
Qatar is one of the world's largest LNG suppliers, accounting for 20% of global LNG production.