The global economy is undergoing a structural transformation following the military operations by the United States and Israel centered on Iran. Although a recent framework agreement between Washington and Tehran has raised hopes of ending the conflict, analysts believe the pre-war global economic order will not easily return. The conflict has disrupted Middle Eastern security, global energy markets, trade supply chains, and international political balance.
Energy markets have been severely affected, with oil and gas supplies from the Middle East nearly halted during the war, forcing import-dependent nations to seek alternatives. Short-term reliance on coal in countries like Japan and South Korea is giving way to long-term investment in renewables such as solar and wind power, alongside renewed interest in nuclear energy. Russia has strengthened ties with Saudi Arabia and benefited from eased sanctions, while China has emerged as the main beneficiary of the global shift toward renewable energy.
Economists warn that even after the war, uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz and damaged Gulf infrastructure will continue to raise transport and insurance costs. The World Bank has lowered global growth forecasts and expects persistent inflationary pressure, signaling a prolonged period of slower growth and heightened uncertainty.
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