
Bitcoin & AI Will DOMINATE The Next Rotation
In a candid interview with Jordi Visser, the host argues that the next market rotation will be driven by two forces: Bitcoin’s price breakout and the accelerating adoption of artificial intelligence. He sets clear thresholds—Bitcoin above $76,000 and Ethereum over $2,400—as the trigger for a sustainable crypto rally, especially as inflation stays elevated and traditional equity indices stall. Visser paints a picture of a year‑long rotation, with long positions anchored in hardware, semiconductors, and commodities, while software stocks and private credit remain on the short side. He notes that AI demand is massive, keeping the S&P flat despite no recession and zero rate cuts. The surge in AI agents is consuming unprecedented compute, pressuring semiconductor supply and squeezing margins for LLM providers. Key moments include the observation that software names like Palantir and Salesforce have hit new lows, the claim that Anthropic added $11 billion in annualized revenue in March, and the host’s own use of five LLMs to verify Bitcoin data. Visser also warns that advanced models are being handed to select cyber‑security firms, creating a competitive moat for enterprises that can afford the compute. For investors, the message is clear: monitor crypto price levels, tilt portfolios toward hardware and commodity exposure, and treat software equities with caution. Access to powerful AI models will become a differentiator, while rising compute costs could feed broader inflationary pressures, reshaping risk‑return dynamics across sectors.

How Will Rising Energy Prices Affect Miners?
The video examines how soaring oil prices, triggered by the Iran conflict, are reshaping demand for critical minerals such as copper, uranium, and lithium. While short‑term consumption patterns remain steady, the discussion highlights a strategic pivot toward energy security and...

'Crucial Talks’ Says Al Jazeera Reporter at US-Iran Meeting Venue | AJ #shorts
The United States and Iran have convened in Islamabad for a series of indirect negotiations, marking the first high‑level engagement between the adversaries on Pakistani soil. The talks follow the shuttle‑diplomacy model used in Geneva and Oman, where third‑party envoys relay...

US-Iran Truce Talks: Iran-US Delegations Land In Islamabad For Crucial Ceasefire Negotiations | WION
U.S. Vice President JD Vains arrived in Islamabad on Thursday, joining a senior Iranian delegation led by parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalib, to launch a series of cease‑fire negotiations aimed at ending the recent hostilities between the two nations. Both sides...

Panetta: Iran’s Grip on Hormuz Puts Pressure on US Economy
The interview centers on Iran’s strategic choke‑point at the Strait of Hormuz and its ripple effects on the U.S. economy. Secretary Panetta warned that Tehran’s ability to disrupt oil shipments has already pushed gasoline prices higher and contributed to broader...

Kevin Muir: The Copper Supply Crisis Nobody Planned For #Copper #Mining
Kevin Muir warns that the copper market faces a looming supply crisis, rooted in a decade of restrictive capital‑expenditure policies that left miners under‑invested and unprepared for rising demand. He argues that the industry’s focus on lean operations and...

The Problem with Short-Term News
The video argues that our innate two‑week horizon skews personal finance, innovation and policy, prompting Marketplace host David Bronacio to abandon his traditional 12‑hour news recap in favor of a long‑term beat. Bronacio points out that CEOs chase quarterly optics, investors...

Squawk Box Europe - 10-Apr-26
CNBC aired a special edition of Squawk Box Europe on April 10, 2026, co‑anchored by Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Julianna Tatelbaum from London. The trio tackled the week’s most consequential stories shaping public markets and traditional asset classes. The...

International Trade and Investment Program Meeting, Spring 2026
The presentation introduced a new welfare framework for analyzing trade under oligopolistic competition, focusing on how a small, fixed number of firms in each market shape welfare outcomes. Building on the nested CES model of Armington and the classic Brander‑Krugman...

Inflation SHOCKS Markets, Fed Debates Rate Cuts, Bank Earnings Preview » Market Movers Apr 10, 2026
The segment opened by dissecting the latest U.S. inflation report, highlighting a 2.66% core year‑over‑year rise and a softer-than‑expected core goods reading. Analysts debated how lingering tariff effects, especially in apparel, keep price pressures sticky while energy shocks ripple through...

DOGE Gutted Major Energy Personnel Who Warn the U.S. Has Lost Key Insights Amid Iran War #DOGE #Iran
The video examines the Trump administration’s July 2025 decision to dismantle the Department of Energy’s Bureau of Energy Resources (ENR), an 80‑person unit that served as the United States’ primary conduit for international energy diplomacy. The timing of the cuts—just...

Bank of Canada Will Leave Rates Unchanged This Year: BMO
The interview with BMO’s fixed‑income head Earl Davis focused on the Bank of Canada’s likely monetary‑policy path for 2024, concluding that the central bank will keep its policy rate on hold for the remainder of the year. Davis highlighted a modest...

Oil Plunge Shakes Markets, Fertilizer Worries Grow
The video reports a sharp drop in U.S. crude after a two‑week cease‑fire in the Strait of Hormuz, alongside growing fertilizer‑supply worries for U.S. corn growers and updates on livestock processing. Crude fell more than 20% in hours—the biggest one‑day plunge...

Strait of Hormuz Fees: New Economic Trouble for Europe? | DW News
European officials warn that Iran’s proposed $8 billion‑a‑month passage fee for the Strait of Hormuz could cripple energy imports and shipping costs. Tehran says the levy would fund rebuilding schools, hospitals and infrastructure damaged in its recent conflict with Israel and...

Kevin Muir: Free Trade Is Over And Inflation Is Coming #Inflation #Macro #Trade
Kevin Muir argues that the post‑World War II era of guaranteed free trade has ended, citing the war‑driven reshaping of global shipping routes and the rise of geopolitical leverage over strategic chokepoints. He notes that a single small nation now controls...

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif LIVE | U.S-Iran Peace Talks In Islamabad | JD Vance In Pakistan | N18G
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addressed the nation live, announcing that Islamabad will host high‑level talks between the United States and Iran aimed at ending hostilities in the Gulf region. The speech highlighted the recent RG ceasefire agreement and signaled a...

Financial Institutions Say Iran War Pulling Down PH Growth | ANC
Financial institutions warn that the Iran‑related Middle East conflict is dragging down Philippine economic growth. The war has spiked global oil prices, inflating the Philippines' import bill as it sources over 80% of its refined petroleum abroad. Central bank officials...

How US Power Drifted Away From International Law — and Why It Matters | DW News
The DW News segment examines how the United States has moved away from its historic commitment to international law, a shift that accelerated under President Donald Trump, who openly declared that the U.S. need not be bound by global legal...

Uncertain Times And Unintended Consequences
The Gray Report episode examines how geopolitical conflict, soaring oil prices and pending housing legislation are reshaping the U.S. multifamily market. Host Spencer Gray and co‑host Griffin Hadad outline the macro forces—war‑driven energy costs, inflation and interest‑rate pressures—that are directly...

How Mid-East Tensions Affect Thai Tourism and Hotel Occupancy Rate
The interview focuses on how the escalating Middle‑East conflict, combined with regional air‑pollution and rising fuel costs, is reshaping Thailand’s tourism performance and hotel occupancy in 2026. Industry officials say airlines that route through the Gulf account for roughly half of...

Small Businesses Must Act Fast Before Tariffs Destroy Them
The video warns that escalating tariffs are squeezing small‑business cash flows, and the creator urges owners to act immediately. He recommends a modest static price increase—about 10%—as a quick way to offset higher input costs, and suggests framing the hike as...

How the Middle East Conflict Is Affecting Japan's Economy | FT #shorts
The video explains how the ongoing Middle East conflict, particularly Iran’s blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, is reverberating through Japan’s economy. With more than 90% of its crude oil sourced from the region, Japan faces a sharp rise in...

How the Iran Ceasefire Is Changing Prices | The Global Story
The video examines how the recent Iran‑U.S. ceasefire and the tentative reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could reshape global energy markets and consumer prices. While the truce theoretically restores a route that carries about 20% of world oil, industry...

LIVE: Stocks Open Higher with Inflation Data, Iran Talks in Focus - April 10, 2026
U.S. stock futures edged higher on Friday, April 10, 2026, as a sharp rise in consumer inflation data sparked renewed scrutiny of Federal Reserve policy. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.2%, marking a seventh consecutive day...

Consumer Sentiment Hits Record Low, Inflation Fears Rise Amid Iran War
The University of Michigan’s April preliminary consumer‑sentiment survey fell to 47.6, the lowest reading in the index’s 1978‑to‑present history. Current‑conditions and expectations components also slumped to 50.1 and 46.1 respectively, underscoring a broad‑based loss of confidence. Inflation expectations jumped to 4.8%...
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[LIVE] Pre-Market Prep – CPI Inflation Report Live Market Reaction
The Trade Brigade live stream offers pre‑market technical analysis ahead of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation report, targeting futures and options traders. The program outlines key price levels, market sentiment, and potential volatility before the 8:30 AM EST data...
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[FULL] AI HEADLINE NEWS 22:00 (2026-04-10)
The AI‑driven bulletin covered five major stories: upcoming US‑Iran talks in Islamabad, the Bank of Korea’s seventh consecutive rate hold, President Yoon’s push against abuse of South Korea’s fixed‑term employment act, a bilateral summit with Poland, and Seoul’s protest of...

Consumer Sentiment Falls to a Record Low on Inflation Concerns
The latest University of Michigan survey shows consumer sentiment plunging to a 47.6 reading – the lowest level recorded since February 1978 – as Americans grapple with surging inflation, especially at the pump. Gasoline prices jumped 21.2% in March, pushing one‑year...

The Next Generation of Global Infrastructure Partnerships | The Futures Summit
The Futures Summit panel examined how the United States can sharpen its economic toolkit to back critical infrastructure projects abroad. Speakers highlighted the need to align public and private capital with allied governments, scaling development finance and strategic capital. Emphasis...

CPI Report Analysis: Inflation Soars, Gas Prices Bite — April 10, 2026
Yahoo Finance dissected the March Consumer Price Index, which posted a 0.9% month‑over‑month rise in headline inflation. The surge was almost entirely attributable to energy, with the energy index climbing 10.9% and gasoline prices soaring 21.2%, accounting for roughly three‑quarters...

Singapore’s Port Faces a Shipping Jam
Singapore’s main transshipment hub is experiencing a sharp surge in water‑way congestion as vessels bound for the Middle East queue for berths, anchor, or slow‑steam while the Iran‑related conflict drags on. The bottleneck has pushed daily container delays, with each...

Are Russia and Iran Allies?
Thomas Graham, a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, described the Russia‑Iran partnership as a "frenemies" relationship, underscored by a shared goal of sidestepping U.S. sanctions. The two nations cooperate on diplomatic, military, and economic fronts, yet persistent...

How Investors Can Make the Most of the Africa Opportunity
The video outlines why Africa’s demographic surge makes it a premier investment frontier. UN forecasts show Africa will account for 25% of world population by 2050, rising to 2.5 billion, with the working‑age pool swelling from 800 million today to 1.6 billion. Cities such...

China's GDP Growth Pressured by Oil Prices, Housing SlumpーNHK WORLD-JAPAN NEWS
The week’s Biz Pigs segment focused on China’s first‑quarter 2026 GDP outlook, highlighting how soaring oil prices and a prolonged housing downturn are weighing on the world’s second‑largest economy. Analyst Naoto Saito of Daiwa Institute projects Q1 growth at 4.7‑4.8%, up...

Are Trump Supporters Waking up the Risks?
The video argues that what once were “tail‑risk” scenarios—Trump holding nuclear launch authority, erratic diplomatic behavior—have moved from peripheral speculation to immediate concern for both domestic and overseas Trump supporters. It points to Trump’s recent appearance at a Saudi‑sponsored investment summit...

The End of the WTO || Peter Zeihan
In his recent talk, Peter Zeihan argues that the World Trade Organization, once a cornerstone of post‑World War II security‑driven trade, is effectively dead. He traces the WTO’s origins to a Cold‑War bargain where the United States offered naval protection in exchange...

How Lebanon Could Be Deciding Factor in U.S.-Iran Ceasefire
The video examines how the escalating conflict in Lebanon could become the decisive factor in the fragile U.S.-Iran cease‑fire negotiations. Analysts note that talks are proceeding on three fronts – Washington and Tehran, Tehran and Israel, and the broader regional...

No Shortage of Opportunities in Asia Post-Iran Crisis: Expert View | Asian Insider Podcast
The Asian Insider podcast examined how the Iran‑Israel conflict is reshaping macro‑economic dynamics across Asia. Host Ravi Velur and Maybank Securities’ Tillan Wickramasinghe argued that energy, once a peripheral concern, has re‑emerged as the dominant driver, while the U.S. dollar...

Sean M. Maher on Oil Markets, Iran and the Long Path to Normalisation | EA Forum Ep. 17
In a March interview, Phillips 66 chief economist Sean Maher explained how the Iran‑related closure of the Strait of Hormuz is reshaping oil, product and gas markets for the medium term. He warned that the disruption will keep crude flows abnormal...

Iran Strait Crisis Deepens, War Trades Under Scrutiny, Africa’s Investment Case | Bloomberg...
The Bloomberg Daybreak Europe podcast focused on the intensifying Strait of Hormuz crisis, President Donald Trump’s fresh threats toward Iran, and the imminent US‑Iran peace talks slated for Pakistan. Simultaneously, the program highlighted a growing investor pivot toward Africa...

The COB: What a Week
The COB wrapped up a volatile week on Australian markets, noting the S&P/ASX 200 jumped 4.4%—its strongest gain since October 2022—driven by a tentative cease‑fire between Iran and the United States and optimism that oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz may...

India’s Glassmakers Face Gas Crunch #india #iran
The video highlights how the Iran‑Russia conflict is choking India’s natural‑gas imports, creating a ripple effect that reaches the country’s glass‑making heartland in Firozabad, a town just an hour from the Taj Mahal. With gas being prioritized for residential use, the...

ADBI Asia's Developing Future Podcast: Asia's Next Phase of Economic Integration
The Asian Development Bank Institute’s podcast examined Asia’s evolving economic integration, emphasizing how traditional trade structures are intersecting with a rapid rise in digital commerce. Host Dean Irvin and fellow Suri Shereai outlined the region’s deepening production networks, the impact...

ADBI Asia's Developing Future Podcast: Indermit Gill on Asia’s Path to Sustainable Growth
The podcast hosted by ADBI’s dean Babam Brojonoro features World Bank chief economist Indermit Gill discussing Asia’s growing vulnerability to the middle‑income trap. The conversation builds on recent World Development Report findings and ADBI’s new “Shaping Asia’s Future Prosperity” program,...

Why Vietnam Matters to the Global Economy | Faculty Fridays with Distinguished Professor Andrew Rose
In a recent Faculty Fridays session, Distinguished Professor Andrew Rose explained why Vietnam has become a focal point for the global economy, highlighting its rapid expansion within ASEAN and the transformation of its capital, Hanoi, over the past four decades. Rose...

Real Rates Are Falling Fast
The video argues that real interest rates are sliding rapidly because rising inflation expectations are eroding the gap between the Fed’s policy rate and its neutral rate. The presenter ties this dynamic to the Federal Reserve’s communication strategy, suggesting that...

Kevin Muir: The Elephant In The Room (China) Will Buying Gold For The Next Decade #Gold #PBoC #Macro
In a recent commentary, analyst Kevin Muir argues that the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) will become the dominant driver of gold buying over the next decade, spurred by the geopolitical fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Muir points to the...

Why Risk Assets May Have Already Peaked | Mike McGlone
Mike McGlone argues that risk assets have likely peaked, citing the recent Middle‑East ceasefire as a catalyst for a broader commodity slowdown. He predicts the front‑month WTI contract will slide toward $40‑55 by the 2024 mid‑terms, echoing the post‑2008 oil‑price...

US Forces to REMAIN as Tensions over Hormuz Access DEEPEN
U.S. Central Command announced that American forces will remain stationed in the Middle East as diplomatic wrangling over access to the Strait of Hormuz intensifies. The Pentagon and White House maintain that the waterway is technically open, despite Tehran’s assertions...

Buy Hold Sell: 4 ASX Miners to Watch as the Gold Price Reboots
The Livewire episode examines the gold market’s resurgence and highlights four ASX miners worth watching as gold prices rebound. Host Chris Conway, joined by analysts Emanuel Datt and Rick Squire, frames the discussion around a two‑year bull market, noting that...