
Global Markets React to Iran Conflict; Saudi Arabia Projects $180 Oil
Fears of a prolonged oil shock and the Iran conflict's economic impact are growing, leading to market uncertainty and rising oil prices, with Saudi Arabia projecting oil could hit $180 if the energy shock persists. The Fed and EU finance ministers are assessing the war's broad economic hit, and global observers are watching its impact on the global economy.
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Escalation represents dangerous spread of war and brings threat of even more damage to the global economy The US-Israeli war with Iran has expanded with the entry of Houthi forces in Yemen, representing a dangerous spread of the conflict and bringing with it the threat of more damage to the global economy. Pakistan has said it would host a meeting of Middle Eastern powers on Monday in an effort to find a regional approach to ending the conflict. But the talks, bringing together foreign minist...
By Julian Borger Senior international correspondent
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Leon Panetta, former US Secretary of Defence, says that there is no clear end to the war in Iran.
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Read full article →Germany news: Iran war stokes new inflation fears
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