U.S. and Israeli War in Iran: Six Months Later, This Has Changed the World Economy · Global Voices
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Since the attacks launched six months ago, on 28 February, by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran, the world has experienced an unprecedented energy crisis. A small-dose oil shock that has made some winners, oil and gas producers located away from the Persian Gulf, solar panel and electric vehicle manufacturers and many losers, those who import hydrocarbons. According to the calculations of the Centre for Research o…
Telemundo Fresno
Six months after the start of the war in Iran, the conflict has impacted oil, markets, travel and the world economy.
The crude oil rose to $120 per barrel and the markets suffered a sharp fall, but then regained ground. Who benefited and who faced the highest costs.
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