Tag: InflationRisk
Middle East tensions increase stagflation risk
Despite recent diplomatic peace efforts from the US, the US-Israel war on Iran has now entered its fourth week. As a result, the situation remains extremely volatile. Moreover, ongoing Middle East tensions continue to heighten uncertainty across global markets. As the days pass, the risk of a stagflationary environment increases. In this scenario, low growth and high inflation occur simultaneously.
The Middle East conflict and its market implications
The recent escalation in the Middle East has reintroduced a geopolitical risk premium into global markets. Investors now price in the risk of supply disruptions and wider regional instability. This shift reflects growing uncertainty linked to the Middle East conflict.























