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Regional Economies:  Top economist Mohamed El-Erian warns of stagflation gripping the entire world economy the longer the Iran war goes on

Regional Economies: Top economist Mohamed El-Erian warns of stagflation gripping the entire world economy the longer the Iran war goes on

by Glenn | Mar 3, 2026 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Regional Economies Author: Tristan Bove Date published: 2026-03-03 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] The global economy has withstood plenty of turmoil in the past few years, staving off a widely predicted recession in 2022, but the...

Regional Economies: Stock markets slump amid Iran war as gas prices jump 30% to three-year high

by Glenn | Mar 3, 2026 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Regional Economies Author: Julia Kollewe and Graeme Wearden in London and Lauren Aratani in New York Date published: 2026-03-03 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] The war in the Middle East has plunged financial markets into turmoil...

Regional Economies: Iran War Poses New Risk to US Economic Resilience

by Glenn | Mar 3, 2026 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Regional Economies Author: unknown Date published: 2026-03-03 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] A U.S. economy that has weathered a year of trade, immigration and other shocks now faces a new test likely to ratchet up uncertainty...
wri.org news and views:  How Can We Unlock Climate Progress in Difficult Times? Leading Experts Weigh In

wri.org news and views: How Can We Unlock Climate Progress in Difficult Times? Leading Experts Weigh In

by Glenn | Mar 2, 2026 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: wri.org news and views Author: margaret.overholt@wri.org Date published: 2026-03-02 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] How Can We Unlock Climate Progress in Difficult Times? Leading Experts Weigh In margaret.overh… Mon, 03/02/2026...
Regional Economies:  Global Economy Faces New Strain From Iran Conflict

Regional Economies: Global Economy Faces New Strain From Iran Conflict

by Glenn | Mar 2, 2026 | EXTERNAL NEWS

Source: Regional Economies Author: Malcolm Scott Date published: 2026-03-02 [original article can be accessed via hyperlink at the end] A person watches March 1 as plumes of smoke rise over the Tehran, Iran, skyline. (Majid Saeedi/Getty Images) March 2, 2026 10:20 AM,...
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