Wall Street Money Managers Hunker Down as Iran War Rages On

Five weeks of war with Iran have wiped 'trillions' off global equity market capitalization and pushed oil above $100/barrel, sustaining elevated energy prices. The conflict has repriced expectations for interest rates and inflation, prompting risk-off positioning and heightened volatility across asset classes.

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Five weeks of war with Iran have wiped 'trillions' off global equity market capitalization and pushed oil above $100/barrel, sustaining elevated energy prices. The conflict has repriced expectations for interest rates and inflation, prompting risk-off positioning and heightened volatility across asset classes.