Morning Blast - 27th February: Friday Market Rollercoaster - Geopolitics, Month-End and Choppy Trades

Hosts Ryan and Michael unpack a choppy Friday market marked by intense US–Iran talks, month‑end positioning and mixed tech moves that left major indices trading sideways. They cover commodity and bond reactions, corporate headlines like Netflix and Ford, upcoming economic data, and a surprise Green Party by‑election victory with its implications for UK politics.

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