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by Michael We have never faced anything quite like this. Diesel fuel and fertilizer have become far more expensive as a result of the conflict in the Middle East, and extreme weather is playing havoc with crops all over the planet. Here in the United States, we just experienced the driest first three months of a …
Do you normally quadruple your stockpile of munitions when you’re expecting a war to be over soon? This doesn’t sound good to me. pic.twitter.com/otewZhJP2P — The ₿itcoin Therapist (@TheBTCTherapist) March 6, 2026 BESSENT: WE MAY UNSANCTION OTHER RUSSIAN OIL -FOX BUSINESS — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) March 6, 2026 BREAKING: Iran rejects cease-fire negotiations, says ready …
“In the case of a full-scale war, Brent would likely soar above USD100/bbl, with any potential shut-in of the strait threatening prices of USD150/bbl or more,” Fitch Solutions’ BMI wrote in a note published Wednesday. While the probability of a full-scale war remains “relatively low,” the risks of a misstep by either side are now …