Experts warn that a long war with Iran could deal a serious blow to the global economy. The main risks are rising oil prices, inflation and financial instability.
A threat to global markets
A prolonged conflict with Iran could have a significant impact on global markets. The biggest risks are associated with rising oil and energy prices.
The rise in oil prices could lead to higher prices for goods and services in many countries. This, in turn, will increase inflationary pressure on the global economy.
Possible consequences for the economy
Analysts warn of such possible consequences:
- Rising oil prices on global markets
- Rising inflation in leading economies
- Slower economic growth
- Financial instability in the capital markets
Economists point out that a prolonged conflict could complicate the global economic recovery from previous crises.
Context.
Iran is one of the largest oil exporters in the world. Any disruption in supply could have a significant impact on global prices.
International organisations and governments are closely monitoring the situation, fearing a new wave of global economic instability.
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