Tensions between Israel and Iran have broken out in direct conflicts, shaking the foundations of world stability. What has started as strategic strikes has now turned into a volatile situation that threatens to have repercussions in every corner of the world economy. A few days after the first attacks, the markets reacted with net reactions, the oil prices jumped and the commercial corridors stretched out by uncertainty.
It is not only a regional crisis. It is a flaw line that could fracture the fragile balance of world trade, energy flows and financial systems. While the conflict persists, the pressure rises not only on governments but also on industries and consumers around the world.
