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Investors Are in Denial About the Economic Impact of the Iran War
Oil prices surged nearly 50% to $120 a barrel due to the Strait of Hormuz closure and rising war-risk insurance premiums that threaten tanker economics.
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4 takeaways on the economic consequences of the Iran war
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email U.S. and Israeli attacks in Iran have reportedly killed more than 1,300 people since the war there began late last month. Missile and drone strikes have destroyed or closed significant energy infrastructure across the Middle East. The effective closing of the Strait of Hormuz — 20% of the world’s oil supply passes through it — has meant rising energy prices for U.S. and other consumers. “The war in the Midd…
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