Bob McNally

Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody's Analytics, shares his insights on GDP, inflation, and employment forecasts for 2026. Bob McNally, founder of Rapidan Energy Group, discusses the implications of President Maduro's ouster on the oil markets. They explore Venezuela's oil capacity and the significant challenges U.S. companies face in reviving production. McNally highlights the long-term risks involved in investing in Venezuelan oil, emphasizing the need to navigate both technical and political hurdles.

In this insightful discussion, Ed Yardeni, a seasoned market strategist, predicts a positive trajectory for the S&P 500, suggesting it could hit 10,000 by 2030. Norman Roule, a former U.S. intelligence official, analyzes the successful operation to capture Venezuelan President Maduro and the implications for U.S. regional strategy. Bob McNally, an energy expert, discusses the long road ahead for Venezuelan oil production recovery. Jim Bianco highlights the recent trends in fixed income markets, addressing potential political pressures on the Fed and ongoing inflation risks.

Puran Choudhary, Economic Times reporter on-the-ground in Bengaluru reporting LPG shortages and black-market impacts. Bob McNally, former White House energy advisor and Rapidan Energy founder, gives historical and geopolitical perspective on major oil shocks. Amrita Sen, founder of Energy Aspects and oil market analyst, breaks down crude, product and LPG flow disruptions. They discuss the Strait of Hormuz shutdown, supply shocks, refinery cuts, shipping and strategic reserve responses.

Gil Luria, tech research head at DA Davidson, offers sharp takes on Nvidia, supply chains and AI hardware. Bob McNally, energy markets expert and Rapidan founder, breaks down oil price risks, tanker moves and refined product strains. Victoria Coates, former deputy national security advisor, analyzes Iran’s leadership disruption, diplomatic options and NATO escort challenges.

Bob McNally, energy consultant and former White House energy adviser, compares modern oil-market shocks to 1970s crises. Lise Doucette, chief international correspondent, reports on US-Iran talks, regional mediation and relief across the Gulf. They also touch on market reactions and the wider geopolitical ripple effects.