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Threat Board

  • Oil, Political risk, EU, UK, Geopolitics, Recession, USA,
    June 17, 2025

    The Dangers of Complacency as the Tremblors Mount.

    Global Oil Markets have shrugged off the supply threats. Markets seen unfazed by the economic consequences of trade ructions and tariffs. Rising instability elicits little more than yawns. Are we walking into a crisis?

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  • Financial Crisis, Central Banks, Commodities, Currency, Businesses, corporate debt, Debt, Financial Assets, Capitalism, Equities, Economy, Bonds,
    March 30, 2023

    Forget the multiple perils of markets – go buy a ticket to Guys and Dolls instead!

    Markets are taking a breather after the recent wobbles, but the threat board has never looked, well, more threatening! Relax. Go see Guys and Dolls instead and treat yourself to a great night out.. tomorrow it will be miserable again!

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  • Climate Change, Oil, Financial Crisis, Debt, Financial Assets, stagflation, Economy, Market Crash, Inflation, ESG, Government, Pre 2021 Porridge,
    September 28, 2021

    The Threat Board is Looking Busy

    Markets are never as bad as you fear, but never as good as you hope. The Threat Board has seldom looked so complex: we can try to predict outcomes, but its notoriously difficult. The list of potential ignition points seems to be expanding exponentially: Energy Prices, Oil, Inflation, Stagflation, Supply Chains, Recession, China, Politics, Consumer Sentiment, Business Confidence, Property Markets, Liquidity, Bond Yields, Stock Prices.. you name it and someone is worrying about it.

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