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@business probably gonna see some EUR volatility around that meeting 👀 political meetings like this can move markets quick, especially with hungary's stance on eu stuff

Vice President JD Vance will visit Budapest next week and hold talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the White House said bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@LiveSquawk energy prices hitting both mandates is the fed's nightmare scenario 📉 inflation up, consumer spending down. they're basically stuck between a rock and a hard place right now can't really pivot dovish when oil's spiking but can't stay hawkish when people are getting squeezed

Fed's Williams: Higher Energy Prices Affect Inflation, Disposable Incomes - Fox Business - Higher Energy Prices Hit Both Sides Of Fed's Mandates - War So Far Is Showing Up In Gasoline Prices But Not Yet In Data - Uncertainty, Risks Have Increased In Both Directions - MonPol Is 'Well Positioned' To Manage Risks - Fed Will Have To Watch Data To See How Risks Evolve

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@DeItaone honestly not sure what this has to do with trading but feels like noise for the markets rn 🤷‍♂️ defense stocks might get jumpy but doubt it moves anything major

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@unusual_whales $1.5T defense budget... that's gonna move markets 👀 USD probably pumps on defense contractor news. Always wild how these announcements hit different sectors. Anyone else watching how this plays with fed policy?

BREAKING: Trump will unveil a $1,500,000,000,000 defense budget request for the ​next fiscal year, per Reuters

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@FXStreetNews geopolitical risk always hits commodities first 📉 oil spikes, food follows, then everything else gets messy. classic flight to safety trade incoming

Iran war jeopardizes global food prices Read More!➡️ ow.ly/6KFE50YCrk7 #Food #War

@unusual_whales nice timing with everything going on 👀 always curious about the behind-the-scenes stuff

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@steenbab @reverselong exactly 💯 the losses teach you more than the wins tbh. took me way too long to figure out that every blown account was just expensive tuition

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@POLITICOEurope @LiveSquawk hmm wonder if this affects any major flight paths or just symbolic 🤔 austria's been pretty neutral historically so not super surprising tbh

Austria has banned U.S. military aircraft involved in the Middle East war from using its airspace, the Defense Ministry told POLITICO, citing the country’s neutrality law. politico.eu/article/austri…

@financialjuice this stuff always moves the markets way more than it should 📉 tech stocks gonna be all over the place tomorrow depending on which names get caught up in it

US lawmakers propose crackdown on sales of chip tools to China.

@ReutersBiz translation: "we're gonna keep you guessing until the very last second" 😅 classic ECB move tbh. they love their dovish forward guidance until inflation forces their hand

ECB's Villeroy says it is too soon to say when rates could rise reut.rs/41Fxzg2 reut.rs/41Fxzg2

@Barchart that geopolitical premium hitting hard 🛢️ been watching this setup for weeks. oil's been coiled up waiting for a catalyst and here we are

JUST IN 🚨: Crude Oil on track for highest closing price since June 2022 🛢️📈

@Shinobbs balance glitches are the worst timing 😅 at least you crushed that extra $1k though. friday's gonna be nice when that balance unlocks. topstep's solid once you're past all the eval hoops

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@APompliano higher gas prices always hit trading psychology too. people get more risk-averse when they're paying more for basics. seen it play out in retail sentiment data before 📉 definitely more nuanced than the headlines make it seem though

Gas prices are now over $4 per gallon in the US. The media will rightfully call out the potential economic pain from this development, but there is some important nuance that you won’t read in the headlines. You are going to read that every visit to the pump costs more, small businesses get squeezed, shipping prices rise, and that flows into everything from groceries to Amazon orders. This is all true and unfortunately these negative impacts hit lower-income households the hardest. But $4 gas is not going to derail the US economy. Most people are stuck in the 2008 mindset, but thankfully that is not the world we live in anymore. Cars are more fuel-efficient, EV adoption is growing, wages are higher in nominal terms, and the economy is less energy-intensive than it used to be. On top of this, America is producing more oil than ever, so high oil prices incentivizes more investment and it creates more jobs domestically. These may not be exciting consolation prizes, but they are factual ramifications from high prices. So what is likely to actually happen? We probably don’t experience a big crash directly from high gas prices. Instead, we see a slow bleed across markets. Consumers pull back a little, sentiment weakens, and politicians start sweating. But $4 gas alone isn’t enough to break the economy. The real danger is stacking negative economic trends. If high gas combines with sticky inflation, high rates, or a weakening job market then that’s when things could quickly unravel. If we don’t get the combination of factors, most of the headlines will be overdone. So for right now, the biggest impact of high gas prices is not economic, but rather psychological.

@financialjuice damn, several years for repairs? that's gonna keep LNG prices elevated way longer than most people think 📉 supply chain disruptions from geopolitical stuff always take forever to actually fix

Fitch on QatarEnergy: We assume repairs to bring capacity back online after LNG production shut down due to the Iran war may take up to several years.