
Global Oil Prices Soar Amid Iran War, Fueling Recession Fears and Regional Disparities
Experts warn the Iran war is causing global fuel and food prices to soar, driving recession fears and impacting private equity, with the BlackRock CEO flagging a global shock if oil reaches $150. TotalEnergies reports 15% of its output offline, though surging oil prices offset losses, while Albania faces the region's highest oil prices, with citizens paying double taxes compared to neighboring countries.
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Oil at $150 will trigger global recession, says boss of financial giant BlackRock
Larry Fink says if oil prices stay high for a sustained period it will have "profound implications" for the world economy.
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Read full article →The Oil Supply Crunch Is Spreading From the Gulf to the Rest of the World - WSJ
The Oil Supply Crunch Is Spreading From the Gulf to the Rest of the World WSJ
Read full article →From Pakistan to Egypt, Iran war drives up fuel prices in the Global South
Developing economies in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East are bearing the brunt of surging energy costs.
Read full article →Oil price rises as Middle East attacks continue - The Times
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Read full article →Shopping bill could soar by £150 due to Iran war, grocery expert warns
Food inflation could hit 8 per cent by the summer, putting extra pressure on consumers battling a cost-of-living crisis
By Simon English
Read full article →What Happens If Oil Hits $150? BlackRock CEO Flags Risk Of Global Recession
Oil sits at the centre of the global economy. Therefore, at $150, there won't be a gradual adjustment, but a global shock.
Read full article →OIL PRICE WATCH as of March 25, 2026
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Read full article →Iran war grounds 40,000 flights, sends fares up more than 70% - Nation Thailand
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Read full article →Kenya Airways says Iran war has led to demand hike for its flights
Kenya Airways said on Monday demand for seats on its flights had jumped due to the effects of war in the Middle East, with most of the gains coming from Europe, the U.S. and Asia.
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