Israel’s strike on Iranian oil infrastructure has pushed energy markets into a new phase of volatility. Oil is surging, gas supply contracts are breaking and commodities across the globe are reacting. The bigger story, however, is what this means for investors — and where capital tends to flow when geopolitics catches fire.
When the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran this weekend, most of the headlines focused on missiles, drones and retaliation. But something far more important happened behind the scenes.
A rainy winter. Two new wars. And a world that seems to be slipping back toward chaos. Bill connects the dots behind the headlines — and explains why investors may want to keep an umbrella handy.