World markets feel the strain as U.S.–Iran war grinds on

The ongoing Middle East conflict is causing cross-market stress, with Asian currencies under pressure and a low-budget U.S. airline shutting down. The article frames the conflict as increasingly biting into global financial resilience rather than staying confined to the region. The broad spillover into FX and transportation points to meaningful risk-off implications for markets.

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The ongoing Middle East conflict is causing cross-market stress, with Asian currencies under pressure and a low-budget U.S. airline shutting down. The article frames the conflict as increasingly biting into global financial resilience rather than staying confined to the region. The broad spillover into FX and transportation points to meaningful risk-off implications for markets.