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Future vs. physical: How the oil market broke in two

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By Ed Lane
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
This analysis explains how the March 2026 Middle East conflict has split the global oil market into two divergent realities: a futures market pricing amid a relatively short-lived disruption and a physical market where real barrels trade at record premiums as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz snarls flows.
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The Suburban Imperative: A Democratic strategy for the 2026 midterms grounded in the K-shaped economy’s electoral geography

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By Ed Lane
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
The 2026 midterm elections present the Democratic Party with a convergence of structural advantages that is historically unusual: the near-universal midterm penalty against the president’s party, a razor-thin Republican House majority vulnerable to even a modest swing, a generic congressional ballot lead that exceeds any previously recorded in the Fox News polling series, and a policy environment in which the K-shaped economy’s documented consequences fall most heavily on the swing...
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Laboratorio Teuto Brasileiro SA

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By Ed Lane, Chris Morrison, Joshua Berlin, Michael Goodman
| Citeline Verified
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