Category: Global Trade

Florida’s Orange Juice Crop Devastated by Hurricane Ian

If orange juice is your favorite breakfast drink, I suggest you get to the grocery store asap and stock up on frozen concentrate.

Mississippi River Runs Dry and a Potential Railroad Strike Looms

Portions of the river and its tributaries are at record low levels not seen in more than three decades and disrupting vital supply chains.

Sanctions, Supply Chains, and Recession Sentiment Decimate Microchip Stocks

No matter what silver lining analysts mention to lessen the blow to semiconductor sentiment, I wouldn’t recommend bottom-picking at this time.

OPEC+ Culls Biden’s Energy Policy and Weaponization Narrative

OPEC delivered insult to injury when whining and weaponization narratives were truncated with the demonstrative slash of a verbal scimitar.

A Dark Age Winter of Discontent in Europe Part 3

On the brink of a banking crisis, energy shortage, hard-landing recession, food insecurity, and collapse of industrial base and households.