

MacroVoices #542 Luke Gromen: As The Conflict Turns
MacroVoices Erik Townsend & Patrick Ceresna welcome, Luke Gromen. They discuss how the Strait of Hormuz remained closed for months, why crude oil prices did not respond as expected, and what may happen as the conflict re-escalates. They also cover precious metals, inflation, monetary policy, and other major…

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“Always entertaining to hear from Luke "gather round' children and let me tell you a story" Gromen.”
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