Iran war will scar the global economy
Scenarios that markets and policymakers hoped to avoid are now materialising
Iran war will scar the global economy
Scenarios that markets and policymakers hoped to avoid are now materialising Grouped from 6 articles across 4 sources.
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Who hurts most as Iran war hits global economy?
Any prolongation of the Iran war risks creating an unprecedented crisis in energy supplies that sooner or later will hit every corner of the global economy. But it is already clear that some countries are either more exposed to that impact or less able to deal with it.
Could Iran war trigger the next global food shock?
From factories to supermarket shelves, the Iran war is disrupting global supply chains.
How the Iran war is disrupting the food supply chain
Farmers have to cut on fertilisers and other inputs, raising risks of food shortages.
Who are the Gulf’s military allies, and how are they helping in Iran war?
Experts say while Gulf states need support in face of Iranian attacks, it is less clear what their allies can provide.
Iran war is the greatest threat to global energy ‘in history’, warns IEA
Agency’s head Fatih Birol says recovery of oil and gasfields in Gulf region could take more than six months
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