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Six months of war: How the Middle East conflict has shaped financial markets
Source: The Globe and Mail
Geopolitics & WarEnergy Markets & PricesCredit & Bond MarketsInflation
Six months after U.S. and Israeli bombing of Iran sparked a wider conflict, the disruption has continued to impact global energy supplies, feeding volatility across financial markets. The article frames ongoing second-order effects as pressuring energy-driven inflation expectations and broader risk sentiment.
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