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Middle East & Energy

Oil markets, geopolitical risk, and OPEC dynamics — the intersection of energy and portfolio strategy.

2026-05-09 Review: Can a Price Table Quantify a Mispriced Supply Risk?

October 23, 2026May 10, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-05-09: Can a Price Table Quantify a Mispriced Supply Risk? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags energy markets, Iran geopolitics, oil supply shock, stagflation risk, Strait of Hormuz Leave a comment

2026-05-07 Review: Did the Oil Move Quantify a Sanctions Supply Effect?

October 23, 2026May 8, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-05-07: Did the Oil Move Quantify a Sanctions Supply Effect? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags Fed policy, Iraq sanctions, Middle East, oil prices, stagflation Leave a comment

2026-05-01 Review: Did the Quoted Oil Price Establish a Supply Ceiling?

October 23, 2026May 2, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-05-01: Did the Quoted Oil Price Establish a Supply Ceiling? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags geopolitics, Middle East, oil markets, OPEC, UAE Leave a comment

2026-04-27 Review: What Can Oil and Yields Measure About Conflict Costs?

October 23, 2026April 28, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-04-27: What Can Oil and Yields Measure About Conflict Costs? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags crude oil, inflation, iran, stagflation, Treasury yields Leave a comment

2026-04-20 Review: How Did the VIX Change Compare With Five Sessions?

October 23, 2026April 21, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-04-20: How Did the VIX Change Compare With Five Sessions? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags crude oil, Fed policy, geopolitical risk, inflation, vix Leave a comment

2026-04-11 Review: Can the Oil Quote Validate a Binary Diplomatic Scenario?

October 23, 2026April 12, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-04-11: Can the Oil Quote Validate a Binary Diplomatic Scenario? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags energy markets, geopolitical risk, iran, oil prices, Treasury yields Leave a comment

2026-04-10 Review: Was the Reported Yield Jump Reproducible?

October 23, 2026April 11, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-04-10: Was the Reported Yield Jump Reproducible? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags geopolitical risk, oil prices, portfolio strategy, Treasury yields, vix Leave a comment

2026-04-09 Review: Did the Equity Rally Establish Short Covering?

October 23, 2026April 10, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-04-09: Did the Equity Rally Establish Short Covering? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags crude oil, Fed policy, inflation, Middle East, portfolio strategy Leave a comment

2026-04-06 Review: Does an Oil Spike Establish a Fed Policy Shift?

October 23, 2026April 7, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-04-06: Does an Oil Spike Establish a Fed Policy Shift? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags Fed policy, geopolitical risk, inflation, oil prices, Treasury yields Leave a comment

2026-03-27 Review: Does a VIX Level Establish a Panic Regime?

October 23, 2026March 28, 2026 by James Yoo

Historical review through 2026-03-27: Does a VIX Level Establish a Panic Regime? Source-linked daily data, a five-observation comparison and explicit corrections.

Categories Middle East & Energy Tags geopolitical risk, inflation, Middle East, oil prices, vix Leave a comment
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