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Bessent’s D-Day Threat Hinges on His Willingness to Hit China
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & WarTrade Policy & Supply ChainSanctions & Export Controls
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s warning of an “economic D-Day” against Iran raises the risk of a US collision with China, the country’s key trading partner. The prospect of escalated economic pressure against Iran could spill into broader trade frictions and supply-chain disruptions tied to China-linked commerce. Net effect is a cautious risk-off backdrop as markets price higher geopolitical and policy uncertainty.
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