The Middle East is once again at the center of global market tension, and this time it’s not a drill. The escalating conflict between Iran-Israel has erupted into a full-scale war, targeting oil facilities, refineries, and critical infrastructure.
The fallout? A spike in geopolitical risk that could send oil prices soaring above $100 and gold breaking new ground toward $4,000.
But it’s not just about price targets. The implications ripple through currencies, inflation, interest rate expectations, and investor behavior.
Here’s how it’s all unfolding and what traders and investors should watch next.
