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Geopolitical Economics
Why Are Asian Markets Surging After the US-Iran Peace Agreement?

The US-Iran peace agreement reopened the Strait of Hormuz, causing Asian markets to surge as oil prices fell sharply, reducing inflation concerns and boosting investor confidence in economic growth across energy-importing economies like Japan and South Korea.

Modern Diplomacy · Jun 15
Global Markets
Gold Market Update: Downward Momentum Continues

Gold prices declined $17.6 per ounce to $4,194 on June 12, 2026, while silver fell $0.3 to $67.0, reflecting shifting investor sentiment amid broader global economic uncertainty and market fluctuations affecting precious metals worldwide.

priceit · Jun 12
Geopolitical Economics
How the war in Iran could end affordable air travel

Iran's Strait of Hormuz closure reduced global oil supply by 20 percent, costing airlines $15 billion and forcing ticket price increases, contributing to Spirit Airlines' 2026 collapse and potentially ending decades of affordable air travel.

Vox · Jun 4
Geopolitical Economics
Prabowo warns global conflicts are driving prices in Indonesia

Indonesian leader Prabowo attributed rising domestic prices to global conflicts, highlighting how international geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions are directly impacting inflation for Indonesian consumers amid broader economic pressures.

ANTARA News · Apr 30
Geopolitical Economics
Who’s Getting a Tariff Refund?

Following a Supreme Court ruling striking down Trump-era tariffs, importers began claiming $166 billion in refunds, though consumers are unlikely to receive substantial direct reimbursements from the recovered funds.

The New York Times · Apr 24
Geopolitical Economics
The End of the Sustainability Premium

Companies are abandoning the sustainability premium model as consumers rarely pay more for eco-friendly products.

Observer · Jun 5
Geopolitical Economics
India Caps Duty-Free Gold Imports Under Export Scheme

India capped duty-free gold imports at 100 kilograms per license and raised customs duties to 15 percent, implementing stricter monitoring of export-oriented jewelry manufacturing to prevent domestic market diversion and ease foreign exchange pressure.

IndUS Business Journal · May 15
Geopolitical Conflict
Iran Conflict: Global Shipping Disruptions & Inflation

Iran's regional tensions have disrupted global shipping routes, threatening to inflate prices across international markets and exacerbating existing economic pressures on consumers and businesses worldwide.

english.punjabkesari · Apr 22
Geopolitical Economics
Trump Administration to Begin Refunding $166 Billion in Tariffs

The Trump administration begins refunding $166 billion in tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down the president's trade policies in February, offering relief to businesses but excluding millions of consumers who paid higher prices.

The New York Times · Apr 20
Global Markets
Dubai extends Eid shopping push

Dubai extends its Eid shopping campaign to five days, offering discounts across various categories.

Arabian Post · May 27
Geopolitical Economics
India's LPG Costs Jump: Geopolitics Strains Pricing, Hits Consumers

India's liquefied petroleum gas prices surged amid geopolitical tensions, straining consumer finances. The cost increase, driven by supply disruptions and global market volatility, impacts household budgets across the nation during an already economically challenging period.

Whalesbook · May 7
Geopolitical Economics
Central Banks Freeze Rates Amid War-Induced Inflation

Central banks maintained interest rates unchanged as persistent inflation from geopolitical conflicts complicates monetary policy decisions, forcing officials to balance economic growth concerns against rising price pressures affecting consumers and businesses globally.

조선일보 · May 1