The Triggers for a Bond Bubble Pop Are Now in Motion

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Is Oil Still Flowing? | Macro Mondays: Monday, June 22, 2026

Andreas Steno is back flying solo again to answer the question that matters most for markets right now: Is the oil still flowing? Andreas examines what we actually know about energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, how oil markets have responded, and why the feared supply shoc ...  Show more

Is The Iran-US Deal Actually Done?! with Andreas Steno | Macro Mondays

Andreas Steno is back to break down recent market volatility, unpacking all the key drivers, from global liquidity dynamics to the evolving peace deal between the U.S. and Iran, which has seemingly opened the Strait of Hormuz. But is the deal actually done!? Today’s sponsor is Pl ...  Show more

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