URGENT: Iran death toll 203 — Russia Oreshnik near Poland — Big Oil: “Venezuela uninvestable”. Iran’s protest crackdown has now reached at least 203 deaths (with thousands detained) under a near-total information blackout, making real-time verification difficult and raising tail-risk across energy markets.
Russia just fired its Oreshnik hypersonic missile at a target in western Ukraine near the Polish/NATO border — a deliberate signal aimed at Europe and alliance stability.
And in Washington, Big Oil delivered the blunt truth policy can’t ignore: ExxonMobil’s CEO said Venezuela remains effectively “uninvestable” without major legal and security reforms — despite enormous reserves.
Meanwhile, markets are acting like none of this matters: U.S. equities have been printing fresh highs even as geopolitical flashpoints multiply.
And the next major catalyst is already circled: the U.S. Supreme Court’s tariff decision could reshape refund fights and corporate positioning in the $133B–$150B range, depending on how the ruling lands.
In this episode, we connect the dots between Iran (oil tail-risk), Russia/NATO signaling, Venezuela’s investment reality, record-high equity positioning, and the tariff liquidity shock — so you’re not blindsided when “calm markets” suddenly turn chaotic.
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