US EditionAnalysts Warn of Iran War’s Lasting Geoeconomic Impacts
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Analysts warn of Iran war’s lasting geoeconomic impacts
Regardless of Monday’s oil price retreat, the war in the Middle East will have lasting impacts on markets and global economics, analysts said. The conflict threatens to ripple through global bond markets, which in turn can have political ramifications, the Financial Times’ global business columnist argued: “This war and this market story will be with us for some time.” Wall Street’s relatively muted reaction so far may be rooted in the long-stan…
Trump's war against Iran is causing Asia's stock markets to crash. Japan may be forced to sell US government bonds in order to settle the rising oil price in the long term – with severe consequences for the US.
The war in Iran and the associated destruction of oil infrastructure in the Gulf states have increased concerns on the international market about the availability of petroleum products and natural gas, which has led to a sharp rise in prices. In Slovenia, this will affect the chemical, paper, food and metallurgical industries, said Bojan Ivanc, chief economist at the Slovenian Economic Survey.
While the war with Iran enters in the second week, the economic consequences are more consistent, although unlikely distributed. Some countries will support higher costs, while others will benefit from high energy prices, shows a Chattam House analysis. The biggest loss will record the conflict region. ...
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