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“What was most affected and would be likely to be more affected by an extended conflict in the Middle East ... is not just the European economy at large but European energy inputs which are then going to be inflationary for the balance of Europe.”
“And a new Pentagon estimate from Nancy Yousef. She's a longtime Pentagon reporter. I've known her for years. She's very good. She says the internal assessment is $1 billion per day that the war continues to go on.”
“This conflict, if proven to be more prolonged, has obvious potential to affect global energy prices, market sentiments, growth, and inflation. And it would place new demands on the shoulders of policy makers everywhere.”
“The uh war in the Middle East is most directly going to affect uh oil prices and energy. Um but it could also affect u a lot of other uh parts of count's economies and their ability to consume. If there's an uh energy inflation, they're not going to be able to absorb as many uh Chinese uh imports as as they have.”
“Um the uh war in the Middle East is most directly going to affect uh oil prices and energy. Um but it could also affect u a lot of other uh parts of count's economies and their ability to consume. If there's an uh energy inflation, they're not going to be able to absorb as many uh Chinese uh imports as as they have.”
“It just depends how long this conflict is going to go on for. You could well see an impact in terms of food security in terms of inflation.”
“But this is a blow to the business model of these countries in the region... then people will start to attach kind of a geopolitical, risk premium to, to being based in Dubai and doing business in Dubai.”
“Yes, it is true that uh this new uh war in the Middle East is diverting the attention away from what is happening in Gaza and and the West Bank.”
“This war is having an impact on our borrowing rates, stock markets, even the price of energy.”
“An extra day might sound nice, but it's actually to try and save fuel because of the war in the Middle East.”
“Oil prices are surging because of the war and that means more revenue for Russia.”
“Oil prices are surging because of the war and that means more revenue for Russia. Prices are climbing fast with oil jumping to around $100 a barrel.”
“The war in West Asia is doing something most people have not noticed yet. It is not just cutting oil supply. It is threatening the world's food.”