When the Middle East shakes, the world feels it. This isn’t just about regional conflict; it’s another blow to an already fragile global economy. Rising oil prices, shaky supply chains, and fading confidence in the dollar’s dominance could hit everything from your gas bill to your job. In short, buckle up—it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

This latest instability is stagflationary and may add to the erosion of the US-led economic order

The Middle East is facing fresh turmoil, and it couldn’t have come at a worse moment for the world economy. Experts warn this instability could fuel stagflation—a nasty mix of stagnant growth and rising prices—while further weakening the U.S.-dominated global economic system.

Middle East upheaval comes at a bad time for the global economy

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