Aramco Reports Sunday Into A Hormuz War Premium
Aramco's Sunday print is no longer just an earnings event because Hormuz has made every Gulf number political.
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Aramco's Sunday print is no longer just an earnings event because Hormuz has made every Gulf number political.
OPEC+'s 188,000-barrel June add is real on the communique and partial in practice while Hormuz decides what can move.
The loud oil story is Hormuz; the quiet one is Treasury's May 16 Russia-origin crude deadline sitting inside the same price tape.
Brent stayed above $100 after tanker fire, which means diplomacy has not yet beaten the sea lane.
The ECB cannot talk about inflation now without talking about Hormuz, oil and second-round effects.
Apple records its higher dividend Monday, then Berkshire's 13F says whether Buffett's Apple discipline held.