Oil Market Tightening and Bitcoin: Commodities Analysis
Original title: Let the Commodities Bull Market Begin | Tracy Shuchart
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- Six million barrels a day of oil still are not getting through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Lost GCC production is not expected to come back quickly, and crack spreads are signaling stress.
- The global refining shortage could get worse heading into winter, with fall refinery maintenance and a difficult winter setup.
- A US diesel export ban would backfire, according to the analysis.
- Gold and BTC are discussed as hard assets that are holding up.
- AI data center debt is tied to stress in the bond market, and a copper shortage and AI's supply problem are also covered.
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