The dollar and global markets after the US election

• Brookings expert Samantha Gross writes that reducing oil production in the U.S. will not significantly impact global oil production, as other producers can easily fill the gap.
• Changing the transportation system from gasoline and diesel to electricity is key to reducing oil demand and greenhouse gas emissions.

• The Arab public's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict is increasingly characterized by a preference for nonviolent, pro-peace approaches.
• There is a significant shift in the Arab world towards rejecting violence and extremist ideologies, as evidenced by public opinion surveys.

• CSIS Global Health Policy experts write that the Biden administration must reset its strategy to manage Israel's conduct in the conflict, which has caused an "apocalyptic" humanitarian crisis and global reputational damage.
• Gaza's entire health system has been destroyed, with UN agencies and NGOs struggling to provide minimum medical aid to Gazan refugees.

Inflation has severely impacted the financial stability of American seniors, requiring many to work an average of six additional years to secure their retirement plans, largely due to mismanagement in Washington.

Contrary to optimistic stock market signals, global economic troubles are intensifying, especially in the U.S. and China, with looming challenges in public finance and property markets, per commentary from American Enterprise Institute.