Wider Middle East Conflict -- 1 Year On
What an Escalating Middle East Conflict Could Mean for the Global Economy
The N.B.A. sees the Middle East as a critical market. It says there are 15.6 million N.B.A. fans in the region, more than for any other American league, and it expects the sports industry there to grow 8.7 percent by 2026, more than twice the rate of the global sports industry.
Wider Middle East conflict threatens the global economy — when the US and China already face headwinds, experts say
The escalating unrest in the Middle East is a global threat, on top of a US hurricane and a raft of economic woes in China, economists say.
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Explainer: What Middle East conflict means for the global economy
Rising tensions in the Middle East add new uncertainties for the global economy even as policymakers start to congratulate themselves on having steered it out of a bout of high inflation without triggering recession.
The Economic Cost of a New War in the Middle East
An escalation of fighting between Israel and Iran could cause oil prices to spike and send a chill through the global economy.
The US economy teeters after it's hit by a triple threat: Middle East escalation, port closures, and Hurricane Helene
Iran escalation, a port strike, and a hurricane, the US economy is balancing a fine line as it looks for a soft landing.
IMF says escalation of Middle East conflict poses significant economic risks
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday an escalation of the conflict in the Middle East could have significant economic ramifications for the region and the global economy, but commodity prices remain below the highs of the past year.
International SOS: The Wider Middle East Conflict -- One Year On
As the hostilities in the wider Middle East escalate, 7 October 2024 marks one-year since the Hamas-Israel conflict began. Israel's response escalated into conflicts with other organisations, including Hizbullah in Lebanon and the Houthi movement in Yemen.
Biden talks election, economy and Middle East in surprise news briefing
After 1,080 days as president, Joe Biden on Friday decided to pop in and take questions in the White House briefing room for ...
Anxious Europeans hoard savings as US consumers boost global economy
Gross domestic product is on track to expand by 2.6 per cent in the US this year, fuelled by strong household spending, according to the OECD’s latest projections, compared with rises of just 0.7 per ...
Middle East war could tip the 'slowing' US economy into recession: Jake Oubina
Piper Sandler managing director and senior economist Jake Oubina joins 'Making Money' to discuss the impact of Iran's missile ...
Stock market today: Oil prices jump again on worries about the Middle East as Wall Street fades
Crude prices jumped on worries about worsening tensions in the Middle East, while U.S. stocks pulled back further from their ...
Markets and the Middle East: How investors are weathering geopolitics
Conflict in the Middle East is escalating once more, but the mood music across financial markets remains upbeat for now due ...
What does Middle East tension, oil price spike mean for India's macro economy?
For every $10 increase in oil prices, India's inflation rises by about 0.3 per cent. As a result, the current account deficit ...
Blowout September jobs data points to solid economy and slower Fed rate cuts, analysts say
September's 245,000 new jobs topped consensus forecasts by about 100,000. This means the Fed can probably slow the pace of ...
In surprise visit with reporters, Biden shares concerns about election violence
The president sought to use the opportunity to boast about strong economic news, but ended up fielding questions about the crisis in the Middle East, the presidential contest and even the pope.