US EditionMiddle East Conflict Threatens to Exacerbate Inflationary Pressure on some Things
- On June 13, 2025, Israel carried out an attack in Tehran, Iran, intensifying tensions in the Middle East.
- The strike intensified tensions amid ongoing trade disputes, sanctions on Iran, and geopolitical risks around Qatar's LNG supplies.
- Following the attack, oil prices experienced their largest increase since the early stages of Russia's conflict with Ukraine over three years ago.
- Analysts stated that inventory buffers delaying price increases "won't be the case for much longer" and expect inflation spikes this summer.
- This escalation threatens higher consumer prices and production costs, suggesting broader economic impacts despite current US energy self-sufficiency.
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CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – Financial analyst Franco Tealdi spoke with Julieta Tarrés this Friday about the international economic consequences following Israel's attack on Iran. “War causes oil prices to rise again and reach $100 again. On the other hand, the rest of the sectors, except for energy, collapsed,” Tealdi said. According to the analyst, this geopolitical situation also affects the American economy: “Trump doesn't lik…
CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – Financial analyst Franco Tealdi spoke with Julieta Tarrés this Friday about the international economic consequences following Israel's attack on Iran. “War causes oil prices to rise again and reach $100 again. On the other hand, the rest of the sectors, except for energy, collapsed,” Tealdi said. According to the analyst, this geopolitical situation also affects the American economy: “Trump doesn't lik…
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Middle East conflict threatens to exacerbate inflationary pressure on some things
Israel’s attack on Iran has catapulted their long-running conflict into what could become a wider, more dangerous regional war and potentially drive prices higher for both businesses and households.
In the dispute over the Iranian nuclear program Washington and Tehran hoped for a diplomatic solution. Now Israel attacks; Iran announces revenge. Here you will find questions and answers about the recent escalation.
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