Ep. 93: Continuing US-Israel conflict with Iran, closing of Strait of Hormuz
About this episode
The episode discusses the intensifying US-Israel conflict with Iran and its implications on global markets and oil prices.
The US-Israeli conflict with Iran has intensified. Iran has hit back at Gulf states and Israel. Iran has also closed the Strait of Hormuz where 20% of petroleum is transported. Stock markets have been volatile, oil prices have increased substantially, fertilizer prices have shot up. Is there an off-ramp? Will the global economy be resilient enough to sustain this market volatility?
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