Harrison Montgomery

@saylordocs Same will happen in New York with Mamdani

Massachusetts introduced a millionaire tax. In 2023, 41,000 residents left the state taking $4.2 billion with them. 70% of that came from the top tax bracket. Money moves. Always has. Always will.

@saif_aldareei This highlights the incredible resilience of the UAE’s tourism industry. Despite global economic uncertainty and regional tensions, the country continues to attract massive investment into hospitality and tourism infrastructure, with hotel development reaching record levels

UAE breaks records in the hotel sector! 🇦🇪🔥 Lodging Econometrics confirms: 105 hotel projects under construction in the UAE with a total of 25,148 rooms in the first quarter of 2026 alone. The tourism sector is experiencing unprecedented massive growth.

@washingtonpost Russia-China relations are not as strong as they’re often portrayed in the media. If the partnership were truly seamless, Moscow likely would have secured progress on the major gas pipeline by now. China’s hesitation shows that Beijing is still prioritizing its own interests

Russian President Vladimir Putin failed once again to persuade Chinese leader Xi Jinping to sign off on a major new gas pipeline, underscoring the importance — and limitations — of Russia’s growing dependency on China for energy sales. wapo.st/3PrJ8VL

@nicrypto Russia selling over $4B in gold while prices are at record highs points to fiscal strain.When energy revenues fall short of war and budget costs, even reserve assets get used to plug the gap. Higher prices soften it, but don’t change the underlying pressure

Russia is dumping its gold! The country that was once the world's largest sovereign buyer has now sold over $4bn worth of its reserves this year. Its holdings are now at the lowest level since the day it invaded Ukraine. The reason: energy revenues are not covering the war's costs, and Russia is looking to plug the budget gap. The irony is that it's doing this at record gold prices. The only silver lining for Moscow is that it picked a good time to sell.

When bond yields in the US, UK, France and Japan all hit multi-decade highs at the same time, it signals a global repricing of risk, inflation, and sovereign debt

@cryptorover From a market and geopolitical standpoint, it strengthens supply resilience, lowers the risk of disruption, and reduces the ability of any single actor to leverage control over the Strait as an economic pressure point.

BREAKING: 🇦🇪 The UAE will launch a new oil pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz in 2027. Already 50% built. Confirmed by ADNOC CEO. The Gulf is preparing for a future where Hormuz doesn't matter anymore. No more chokepoint. No more oil shocks. No more leverage for Iran. GIGA BULLISH.

@business The UAE’s exit from OPEC could increase supply flexibility and competition in the market, potentially making barrel prices decrease to beneath the 100$ benchmark.

Oil market participants are increasingly pricing crude to be capped near $100 a barrel over the next year bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@spectatorindex This is what sustained economic mismanagement and weak policy credibility looks like over time.

🇹🇷 Turkish lira per US Dollar Five years ago: 8.2 Now: 45.6

3/3 History has shown that periods of reduced pressure on Tehran have often allowed the regime to rebuild financially while continuing support for militias and proxy networks rather than pursuing genuine moderation.

2/3 The recent attack on the UAE’s Barakah nuclear power plant is a clear example of the risks involved. Critical infrastructure and regional stability continue to be threatened by Iranian-backed actors operating across the region

1/3 Why unfreezing Iranian funds would be a mistake: Weakening U.S. sanctions on Iran right now would be a serious mistake. Sanctions remain one of the only effective non-military tools to limit the regime’s ability to fund proxy groups across the Middle East

🇺🇸 President Trump ORDERS US government to update regulations to INTEGRATE CRYPTO into traditional finance and payment systems. This is huge 🚀

@cryptorover Great move

@jacksonhinkle Rewarding Iran in this context would be a serious mistake. Actions like the recent attack on the Barakah nuclear plant show how Tehran has repeatedly used proxies to destabilize the region. Any decision that rewards such behavior risks encouraging further aggressions

🇺🇸🇮🇷 NEW: In the last 6 hours, the odds of President Trump offering concessions to Iran regarding sanctions on oil exports and the release of frozen funds have skyrocketed, per Polymarket It seems the U.S. may back down and offer Iran significant concessions, in contrast to its sharp rhetoric in public during recent days

@ARISEtv Relying too heavily on debt isn’t sustainable, and without faster private sector reforms, growth risks becoming fragile.

IMF warns debt-driven growth is unsustainable, urging Nigeria and African economies to accelerate private sector-led reforms urgently. ow.ly/qZNg106yKXw

Saudi Arabia’s revenue from oil exports jumped to a more than three-year high of $24.7 billion in the first full month of the Iran war bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@business They are one of the countries that has benefited the most from the conflict

@FT China Is Russia's lifeline, without China it wouldn't have been able to survive

Trade between China and Russia has surged to record levels since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, helped by Chinese businesses taking the place of exiting western suppliers to Russia. ft.trib.al/duFsbjf

@thehill Trump must fix the economy ASAP

Groceries just had the biggest price hike in years. It’s about to get even worse, experts warn thehill.com/business/perso…

@trdny Companies are moving from high tax states like New York and California to Miami. This is why they are getting these great deals

A growing number of Miami-Dade office landlords are landing deals above $200 per square foot — rents once associated with Manhattan and Silicon Valley trophy towers. Scroll for the buildings commanding $200+ PSF 🧵