While the American attack on Iran poses risks to the global economy, it is unlikely to trigger a 2022-style inflation shock.

India is not alone in encountering this dynamic, but its high oil import dependence and increasing energy demand render its exposure particularly significant.

How high can oil and gas prices go? Rising tensions with Iran threaten global supply through the Strait of Hormuz, raising the risk of another major energy shock.

US recession risk was low at the start of military strikes on Iran. The market was calm on Monday, but the situation is fluid ...

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The House voted 219-212 against a war powers resolution Thursday, refusing to place limits on President Trump’s powers as he continues his war on Iran alongside Israel. Four Democratic representatives ...

An extended conflict in the Middle East after the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran could trigger global stagflation -- ...

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The U.S. Navy’s attack on an Iranian frigate, the IRIS Dena, on Wednesday was the first time an American submarine sunk an enemy ship since World War II. But the Dena may not have been armed because ...