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Been noticing Circle shares getting a boost lately, and honestly the macro backdrop makes sense. Middle East tensions have oil prices climbing, which usually lifts certain sectors, but what's really interesting is how rate cut expectations keep fading. Mizuho's analysts are pointing out that this combination is actually supporting Circle's stock performance right now. When rate cuts fade from the picture, it changes the whole investment calculus. You've got geopolitical risk pushing commodities higher, inflation staying stickier than expected, and that's basically the opposite of what the market was pricing in a few months ago. So Circle ends up benefiting from this shift in sentiment. Not saying it's a clean story, but the pieces fit - oil up, rate cut hopes down, and certain assets responding accordingly. Pretty wild how quickly these narratives can flip.