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Why an Iran war inflation shock could wreck global economic recovery

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By Joe Rodriguez Verified
| financialpost.us
An inflation shock triggered by the US-Israel attack on Iran could wreck a fragile global economic recovery that had been expected to gain momentum this year. With oil and gas prices spiking, despite a pledge from Donald Trump to protect tankers making their way through the crucial strait of Hormuz shipping chokepoint, central bankers and economists have warned that a prolonged conflict could increase retail prices around the world and force them to rip up growth forecasts for this year.
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Why Iran depends on exports to China

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By Joe Rodriguez Verified
| financialpost.us
While Iranian threats have brought maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz largely to a halt, experts doubt Iran will risk a long-term blockade of the shipping lane in retaliation for US-Israeli attacks. “Around 70 percent of Iran’s non-oil trade passes through ports that depend on access via the Strait of Hormuz,” says gas and economic analyst Dalga Khatinoglu of Iran International, a London-based news outlet. Blockading the strait long-term would hurt Iran itself.
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China's economy showed 'strong' resilience in 2025, says spokesperson

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By Joe Rodriguez Verified
| financialpost.us
The Chinese economy demonstrated strong resilience and vitality despite challenging external factors in 2025, a spokesperson said on Tuesday. Liu Jieyi, spokesperson for the fourth session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China’s top political advisory body, made the remarks at a press conference, one day before its annual session.
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