<p>In this episode of the Market Maker Podcast, we break down a rare six-sigma oil market shock - a move so extreme it statistically should happen only once every four million years. </p><p><br></p><p>Crude oil surged from around $70 to $120 during geopolitical tensions before rapidly reversing, catching some of the world’s largest hedge funds off guard.</p><p><br></p><p>We discuss what drove the volatility, why hedge funds lost billions, and how oil prices feed directly into inflation, interest rates, and global macro markets.</p><p><br></p><p>(00:00) Introduction</p><p>(01:20) The Oil Price Shock Explained</p><p>(05:23) The “Six Sigma” Market Move</p><p>(07:20) The Realities of Trading Commodities</p><p>(09:18) How Trade is Impacted by War</p><p>(14:24) The New Iranian Supreme Leader </p><p>(16:45) Strategic Oil Reserves & Market Impact</p><p>(29:10) Oil, Inflation & Interest Rates</p><p>(32:29) Hedge Funds Feel the Pain</p><p><br></p>