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The Iran wars impact on global energy markets is profound, pushing oil prices up and setting a new inflation benchmark that could persist for years. Disruptions in key areas like the Strait of Hormuz have caused shortages in major economies, with potential for further spread if the conflict escalates. Countries are now prioritizing energy independence, shifting focus from cost efficiency to national security. This shift could lead to de-globalized energy trade, slower innovation, and higher prices across sectors. The fallout extends beyond oil, affecting food production, fertilizers, industrial output, and even chipmaking due to material shortages. Central banks may struggle to prop up markets with traditional methods due to sticky inflation. Investors should brace for increased volatility and lower returns in stocks, bonds, and crypto in this new landscape.

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