Middle East War: The Global Economic Fallout
Guerre au Moyen-Orient : des répercussions mondiales
Summary
Two weeks into the Middle East war, analysts are already documenting a measurable deterioration in the global economic outlook. France 24 brings together a Swiss banking expert, an agricultural strategy specialist and an energy markets analyst to assess the damage across financial markets, food supply chains and energy pricing. Their assessments point to compounding pressures that could affect economies worldwide.
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