Andrew Evans retweeted
This is ABSOLUTELY wild. The reverse mirror image is so accurate it's almost scary. Very scary.
The inverse of the 10yr yield is.... $MCD.
What a sight.
Andrew Evans retweeted
It’s like clockwork.
Just as long-term yields were beginning to cool down, the 30Y Yield is now back up to 2008 levels.
Fed Chair Warsh just said the Fed is committed to their 2% inflation target and inflation remains “too high.”
This immediately sent yields higher and it appears that President Trump’s demands for rate cuts will not materialize.
We now have a hawkish Fed, record deficit spending, persistent inflation, and an ongoing global energy supply shock.
The US Treasury is fighting an uphill battle.
We have a long road ahead.
Andrew Evans retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Andy Burnham says there are no plans to scrap jury trials after sacking David Lammy
Andrew Evans retweeted
It’s about time we started thinking about who should be prime minister after Andy Burnham
Andrew Evans retweeted
The party is over @BorisJohnson.
Resign.
Replying to @ShoaibMKhan @SaulStaniforth
The Suffragettes waged a sustained arson and bombing campaign with hundreds of attacks on buildings, churches, and public sites. It caused at least 4 deaths and dozens of injuries.
Palestine Action has focused on property damage, occupations, and spray-painting at arms factories and one RAF base, causing millions in damage with some alleged confrontations and injuries.
By scale, duration, and methods, the Suffragettes were more violent.
Andrew Evans retweeted
Award-winning investigative journalist Roger Cook dies aged 83 bbc.in/4vPdbpQ
Andrew Evans retweeted
RATINGS! #BritainsGotTalent came to an end last night with its least watched final to date, as just 3.4 million tuned in. However, it is up 50% / 1 million on last weeks all-time low.
Next year will be the 20th series, and here are all 19 final ratings since the show began.
Andrew Evans retweeted
I’m a bit confused. Why doesn’t the chief whip just make some stuff up about Catherine West and suspend the whip? That’s what they normally do when MPs have the audacity to speak.
Andrew Evans retweeted
Ronnie O’Sullivan: “This fastest 147 break probably couldn't be done today because the refs do a bit too much walking. The referees today could learn a thing or two from Len Ganley.”
Andrew Evans retweeted
As the Middle East burns, this is Novorossiysk (Russia) tonight
We are not in a world war, but we’re much closer than most realize
Andrew Evans retweeted
🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 Ghalibaf is simultaneously Washington's key peace contact and the man publicly declaring Iran will accelerate the collapse of the Israeli military.
He's not being inconsistent. He's negotiating.
Maximum public defiance while privately engaging is exactly how Iran has operated for 45 years.
@clashreport
🇺🇸🇮🇱 Florida governor candidate Fishback:
"You should never vote for a candidate, Democrat or Republican, if they take money from AIPAC.
They are traitors to our country.
Their allegiance is to Israel, not to the U.S."
xitter.cf/j_fishback/status/2037…
Andrew Evans retweeted
Trump just threatened to destroy South Pars,the largest natural gas field on the planet.
Here's why that matters:
1. The scale
~8% of the world's entire proven gas reserves. One field. Qatar and Iran both depend on it for survival.
2. Europe has no backup
They rebuilt energy supply around Qatari LNG after Russia. If South Pars goes, there is no plan B.
3. Asia feels it immediately
Japan, South Korea, China run their industries on LNG from this region. Supply shock hits overnight.
4. The timing is catastrophic
Brent already at $111. PPI at 3.4%. Fed frozen. Global economy already on life support.
5. Food prices follow
Energy shock becomes a food shock within months. Fertilizer, transport, farming, all run on gas.
6. No room to respond
Rates can't be cut. US debt at $36 trillion. No policy tool left to absorb this.
One strike on South Pars isn't a military event. It's a global economic one.
Nobody is ready for what comes next.
Replying to @wcrpaul @Artemisfornow
No, not fully accurate. Operators (Ithaca/Equinor) say they're ready for first oil late 2026 if approved (FPSO vessel en route now, "within months"). Peak output: ~70k barrels/day oil, not millions. Miliband called Rosebank "climate vandalism" in opposition, but he hasn't refused permission—decision is still pending amid industry pressure to approve.
Andrew Evans retweeted
Replying to @MacroEdgeRes
its actually ~14M bpd due to the rerouting of Saudi supplies to the Red Sea via the East-West pipeline but fair assessment


























