US EditionLonger-Term Impacts From War Constrain SET
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The ceasefire in the Iran war is followed by negotiations that are expected with nervousness on Wall Street. If shipping remains blocked in the Strait of Hormus, high energy prices threaten to rise permanently and thus inflation.
Investors have warned that the conflict in the Middle East will leave “cicatric fabric” in global markets and that commodity prices and bond yields will hardly quickly return to pre-conflict levels, even if a peace agreement is reached. Energy prices remain well above pre-war levels, even after the US and Iran announced a two-week ceasefire on Tuesday, as investors point out that damage to the Gulf infrastructure and loss of confidence following…
Iran war will leave long-term ‘scar’ on Wall Street, investors warn
Al Mayadeen | April 10, 2026 Investors have warned that the US-Israeli war on Iran will leave “scar tissue” in global markets, with commodity prices and bond yields unlikely to quickly return to prewar levels even if a lasting deal is reached. Energy prices remain far above prewar levels even after the United States and Iran announced a fragile two-week ceasefire on Tuesday, with investors saying that damage to Gulf infrastructure and the loss o…
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