
Iran War's Economic Impact Widens, Affecting Global Business, Commodities, and Gold Prices
The Iran war continues to have a severe global economic impact, slowing business activity, disrupting commodities beyond oil and gas, and strengthening Iran's perceived control over the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, while surprisingly, the price of gold, a traditional safe haven, has fallen.
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