Business activity across the world is already reeling from the impacts of the war
That’s why economists are increasingly using one word to describe what’s happening: stagflation
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That’s why economists are increasingly using one word to describe what’s happening: stagflation
So far this month, over USD 2.5 bn has been wiped off global bond values
Brent longs are at a six-year high, the USD is back in favor, and even classic havens are no longer…
USD 65 bn priced in a day as issuers raced during a brief lull in war-driven volatility
Investors are gradually unwinding bullish positions in credit indexes and shifting to protective trades
Hormuz typically accounts for around 25% of global seaborne oil trade and some 20% of global LNG trade
Asian stocks are down 6% this week, as oil and war risk force investors back toward USD assets
Inflows are slowing, withdrawals are mounting, and analysts caution that defaults could spike if AI disrupts corporate earnings
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