War, Oil, and AI: Ryan Sweet on Potential Dominoes in the Second Half (Preview)
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Ryan Sweet discusses the economic implications of renewed conflict in Iran and its effects on oil prices and global supply chains.
Jul 17, 2026 – Chief Global Economist Ryan Sweet of Oxford Economics shares insights on the economic risks posed by renewed conflict in Iran, oil price volatility, and global supply chain pressures. He explains potential impacts on GDP growth, inflation
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Guest: Ryan Sweet
Topics covered
- economic risks
- oil price volatility
- global supply chain
- GDP growth
- inflation
Keywords
- economic risks
- oil prices
- Iran conflict
- GDP growth
- inflation
- global supply chain
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Organizations: Oxford Economics
Places: Iran
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