Katie Martin

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Pushkin.

So it's actually not that weird that markets are doing fine, even though we're now entering month three of the US-Israeli war on Iran.

The problem, though, is it's becoming increasingly clear that energy prices are going to be much higher for much longer.

Is this really OK, like indefinitely?

This week, we got a bunch of central banks and really big company earnings reports to help us understand what it all means.

So today on the show, bear with me here.