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Bearish arguments are compelling because they sound smart. That’s what makes them seductive to novice investors.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The war in Ukraine has left Europe facing both greater supply chain disruptions and higher prices for raw material, problems exacerbated by the region’s dependency on Russia energy.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Iran’s leaders thought the interruption of Russian oil and gas supplies would strengthen their hand at the negotiating table in Vienna, where the world powers have been discussing reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Russia’s war for Ukraine’s territory is being waged with tanks and artillery, but the battle for the world’s hearts and minds is being fought largely on social media — and there, at least, Vladimir Putin is losing.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- A decision to cut off the flow of technology goods and services to Russia, among a raft of restrictions set in motion in response to the invasion of Ukraine, might not amount to much.