#Global economy

A conflict involving Iran wouldn't stay in the Middle East. It would ripple through oil markets, supply chains, and government finances worldwide—and land on your doorstep.

US strikes on Iran are increasingly read by analysts as part of a broader Trump strategy to squeeze China by pressuring its key partners — Iran, Venezuela, Cuba. Here's what that means for global markets and geopolitics.

The Israel-Hamas conflict has evolved into an unintended economic war, with global supply chain disruptions and energy price spikes threatening **$1 trillion** in economic losses worldwide

Iran's massive retaliation strikes all six Gulf states simultaneously, shattering the carefully crafted image of cities like Dubai and Doha as stable global hubs. What this means for the world economy.

Analyzing the potential economic shockwaves of Iran conflict on oil prices, inflation, and global markets. Winners, losers, and what consumers should expect.

Prime Minister Takaichi's February 8 snap election will determine Japan's role in an increasingly fragmented world amid US-China tensions.

Ikea to shut down 7 major stores in China by February 2026. Discover why the retail giant is pivoting to small-format stores amid a property market slump.