Tensions between Israel and Iran have intensified, with recent strikes on key oil and gas facilities sending shockwaves through global markets. As a result:<br />Brent crude oil jumped over 7% in a single day<br />Iran’s oil exports dropped from 1.7 million to just 100,000 barrels/day<br />Israeli gas production has been cut by two-thirds<br />The threat of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz—which carries 30% of global oil shipments—could push prices past $100/barrel<br />The global economy is already feeling the pressure:<br />Fuel and shipping costs are rising<br />Inflation risks are resurfacing<br />Stock markets remain highly volatile<br />Central banks may delay rate cuts<br />This conflict isn’t just a regional issue—it’s a global economic shock. It affects energy markets, supply chains, inflation, and even international diplomacy.<br />At Swiss International University (SIU), with campuses in Zurich, Dubai, Bishkek, Lucerne, Riga, and London, our students follow these developments closely—because today’s news is tomorrow’s business landscape.<br />Whether you're studying finance, economics, or international relations, this is a real-time example of how geopolitical risk shapes the global economy.<br />Stay informed. Stay prepared.<br />Learn more: https://www.swissuniversity.com/<br />#OilCrisis2025 #MiddleEastTensions #GlobalMarkets #SIUUpdates #GeopoliticsAndEconomy<br />
