Iran won't give up its “new nuclear weapon” - the Strait of Hormuz: David Roche

David Roche warns that disruptions to tanker movement through the Gulf and Red Sea could drive a 3% global economic decline, citing an energy crisis and geopolitical turmoil. He argues markets are underestimating the long-term impact, implying a bearish outlook for growth, energy prices, and broader risk assets. The comment has market-wide implications given the potential spillover into trade flows, shipping, and inflation expectations.

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David Roche warns that disruptions to tanker movement through the Gulf and Red Sea could drive a 3% global economic decline, citing an energy crisis and geopolitical turmoil. He argues markets are underestimating the long-term impact, implying a bearish outlook for growth, energy prices, and broader risk assets. The comment has market-wide implications given the potential spillover into trade flows, shipping, and inflation expectations.