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Producer prices fell 0.3%, but Brent moved back toward $86 as the conflict with Iran intensified. Meanwhile, South Korea’s market surged more than 6%, BlackRock crossed $15T in assets, Morgan Stanley reported record revenue, and institutional capital moved deeper into commercial solar and energy storage. Today’s GRO Money News explains: 📉 Why lower PPI does not automatically mean cheaper development capital ⚡ What BlackRock’s Summit Ridge Energy transaction says about power, storage, and interconnection scarcity 🏦 Why record banking profits confirm that the capital allocation machine is active again 🧠 How chip equipment, power, cooling, and financing form the real sovereign AI stack 🏗️ What makes a data center or infrastructure project bankable before an investor wires capital The hot sales idea is blunt: stop asking sponsors for another pitch deck. Ask for a one page bankability map showing power, permits, tenancy, equity, construction protection, and takeout financing. Listen, share, and tag someone who needs a sharper daily briefing on where serious capital is moving. ~ Teresa Grobecker CEO, Grobecker Holland International, Inc. GRO GROUP GRO MONEY PODcast and the accompanying newsletter are provided for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice. Nothing herein is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security or participate in any investment strategy. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Grobecker Holland International, its affiliates, and their principals may hold positions or have business relationships related to companies or assets discussed.
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