Carley joined Bloomberg to discuss the oil market, Hormuz, and price action.
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The US is attempting to juggle a psychological operation against the oil market to counter Iran war flare-ups. It is probably no coincidence that we heard of the Venezuela deal just before learning that the US is on the offensive. However, beyond a knee-jerk reaction, the oil market might eventually view this particular round of violence as bearish for energy prices, given that the targets are Hormuz-related.
Grains rally after WASDE, can they hold?
Carley Garner and Scott Shellady dissected price action in grain futures following the WASDE report, which offered a supportive surprise for the corn market.
The US Treasury knows, if they support the Yen they are supporting Treasuries
Carley Garner and Scott Shellady attempt to explain why the Yen matters to US investors. The reality is, bull markets in the Yen and Treasuries tend to go hand in hand.
- Option butterflies are underrated, especially in the most volatile crude oil market of our lives
- War and political risk priced back into crude oil, now what?
- Scott Shellady and Carley Garner discussed fresh war headlines and the implications on crude oil and inflation
- Coffee market volatility reminds us that markets seek and destroy leverage and weak hands
- The grains, the USDA acreage report, and where we might go next.
- Oil prices are collapsing, but gas at the pump hasn't.
- Join us in San Francisco in August for a MoneyShow!
- Carley and Scott discussed the screwworm impact on livestock and cattle markets
- Carley spoke with Diane King Hall on Schwab Network about oil and the Strait of Hormuz
- Gold has fallen out of favor in a hot money market.
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