Iran War Tightens the US Economic Siege on China
The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran is affecting China's economy, especially regarding oil supply.
Analysts: The Attack on Iran Makes the World Economy Unpredictable
Analysts warn that the extensive US and Israeli attacks on Iran have driven oil prices up and threaten vital energy trade routes, particularly the Strait of Hormuz.
Live: Trump says 'big wave' of US-Israel attacks on Iran still to come
Former US President Donald Trump warns of an imminent escalation in US-Israel military actions against Iran amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
VIDEOS: Good morning Tocantins of Monday, March 2, 2026
A summary of recent events in the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran, alongside economic updates in Brazil.
VIDEOS: GR1 from Monday, March 2
The article summarizes key events and implications regarding the ongoing conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, alongside updates on the Brazilian economy and personal accounts from individuals affected by the situation.
Brits warned Iran conflict could drive up UK petrol as oil prices surge
The UK is facing a potential rise in petrol prices due to increasing oil prices following strikes on Iran by US and Israeli forces.
Citi placed Argentina among the most vulnerable economies if the conflict between the United States and Iran prolongs
Citi has identified Argentina as one of the most vulnerable economies in the event that the US-Iran conflict continues, warning of potential economic repercussions tied to oil prices.
The Shrapnel of War on Iran Hits Aviation, Shipping, Energy Sectors, and Markets
The ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran is severely impacting the region's economies, particularly harming aviation, shipping, energy, and consumer markets.
What are the consequences of the war with Iran for oil prices and the global economy
The article discusses the rise in global oil prices amidst military tensions between Iran and the US and Israel, highlighting potential long-term economic implications.
Oil prices spike over US-Israeli strikes on Iran
Oil prices surged by as much as 13% following significant US-Israeli military strikes on Iran, raising fears of global economic disruption.
If the war in the Middle East drags on, global recession will peak
An ongoing war in the Middle East could exacerbate an already fragile global economy, which is reeling from the pandemic, the Ukraine war, and trade wars.
Collapse: In February, the liquidation of foreign currency from agro-exports fell by 30%
In February, agro-export foreign currency liquidation dropped by 30%, according to Ciara-CEC, amounting to US$1289 million.
What are the consequences of the war with Iran for oil prices and the global economy
Global oil prices surged amid Iranian attacks in the Middle East, triggered by U.S. and Israeli military actions.
The ECB's 'Headaches' from the War in Iran
The coordinated US-Israeli attack on Iran poses potential threats to the Eurozone economy, particularly concerning inflation and energy supply.
Philippines, Capital of Call Centers: Flood of Calls for One and a Half Euros an Hour
The Philippines has become a global leader in customer service outsourcing, primarily due to its population's proficiency in English and low wage costs, though rising protectionism in the U.S. threatens this sector.
"The Erosion of Price Hikes Countermeasures" Oil Prices Soar Due to Attacks on Iran - Impact on the Japanese Economy
Rising oil prices, influenced by military attacks on Iran by the US and Israel, are prompting concerns about their impact on the Japanese economy.
US shipbuilding revival looks dead in the water, China’s Li Yanqing says
A commentary from Li Yanqing discusses the challenges facing the revival of the US shipbuilding industry, suggesting it is unlikely to succeed.
Oil prices jump as Iran war threatens shipping through strait of Hormuz
Oil prices surged sharply due to fears of disruption in global trade stemming from escalating military strikes involving the US and Israel against Iran.
The Central Bank faces the payment of US$ 1 billion in bonds with companies and importers
Argentina's Central Bank is set to pay US$ 990 million in bond maturities while engaged in negotiations for an IMF disbursement of US$ 1 billion.
Now is the time for China to show it’s serious about opening up
The article discusses China's upcoming 'two sessions' and its significance in showcasing the country's commitment to economic openness amidst rising global tensions.
Live: US-Israeli strikes on Iran could last 'weeks', 48 Iranian leaders and 3 US soldiers killed
The US and Israel have initiated a series of military strikes on Iran, reportedly killing 48 Iranian leaders and implicating broader implications for international relations and security, including affecting New Zealand's economy.
War in Iran: Towards a Surge in Oil Prices
An ongoing conflict in Iran following American and Israeli airstrikes is expected to drive oil prices significantly higher, potentially impacting the global economy.
Customs Duties: Where is the Money?
US taxpayers are growing increasingly frustrated over promises of tax cuts and government funds that have yet to materialize, following President Trump's declarations about an impending economic prosperity.
Washington Post: The War on Iran May Affect the Pockets of Americans
A Washington Post report outlines how the ongoing conflict with Iran could lead to increased economic pressures on American consumers, particularly through higher oil prices and shipping costs.
Powerful Blow by Israel-US... Why Iran Cannot Endure a Long Fight?
The U.S. and Israel have intensified airstrikes on Iran, leading to significant casualties among Iranian leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, while experts believe Iran cannot sustain a prolonged high-intensity conflict due to its economic weaknesses and military limitations.
Flight Cancellations, Rising Oil Prices, Explosion of Insurances... Attacks in Iran Cause Global Disruptions
The recent attacks in Iran by the United States and Israel have led to significant global economic disruptions, including flight cancellations and rising oil prices.
J.D. Tuccille: America running headlong into a debt crisis
The article discusses the looming debt crisis in the United States due to the government’s persistent overspending and failure to balance its budget.
Prime Minister Kim directs, "Continuously verify the safety of citizens residing in the Middle East" in response to attacks on Iran
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok has ordered urgent measures to ensure the safety of citizens and nationals in the Middle East amid rising military tensions due to the US-Israel attacks on Iran.
Recruiters via WhatsApp, abandoned farms, and US$30 per day: this is the world of the exodus of missionaries seeking work in Brazil
The article explores the growing trend of residents from Alba Posse, Argentina, seeking employment in Brazil's rural sectors due to local economic hardships.
The economic scenarios opened by the US-Iran war and its impact on Mexico
The recent coordinated attack by the US and Israel on Iran has sparked uncertainty in global markets, particularly affecting oil prices and the potential for disruption in energy and trade flows.
Expanding Space Economy, With the US and China Dominating Launches: Where is Japan's Winning Strategy?
The article discusses the rapid growth of the global space economy, dominated by the US and China in terms of rocket launches, and explores Japan's potential strategies to thrive in this competitive market.
From the merchants' strike to the US attack: recall the wave of protests that took over Iran
The article discusses recent protests in Iran, fueled by economic dissatisfaction, and a US military strike amid ongoing tensions.
US-Iran: military analysts warn that ending the conflict will be harder than starting it
Military analysts suggest that the recent US and Israeli military actions against Iran could have severe regional repercussions and significant global economic impacts, with the assertion that the US may not have genuinely attempted to negotiate with Tehran.
Strait of Hormuz: Why are they so important for the global economy
The article discusses the strategic significance of the Strait of Hormuz amidst rising tensions between Israel, the U.S., and Iran.
India is also tense... Iran's attacks intensify, what will happen to these companies in Israel?
The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has raised concerns for Indian companies operating in Israel as the US fully backs Israel, potentially leading to economic repercussions worldwide.
Argentinians Returned to Strong Purchases in January and Demanded US$2730 Million
In January, Argentinians significantly increased their purchases of US dollars, reaching a total demand of US$2730 million, marking the highest figure in three months.
Trump speaks about a "friendly takeover of Cuba"
Donald Trump suggests that the U.S. might conduct a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba amidst the island’s economic turmoil caused by U.S. sanctions.
Trump on Cuba: They have no money, they have nothing, maybe we will do a friendly takeover
U.S. President Trump suggested a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba, highlighting the country's dire economic situation due to U.S. sanctions.
The 'golden age' of the United States is very real, but not in the sense that Trump intended
The article critiques Trump's notion of a 'golden age' for the U.S., arguing that while economic uncertainty is prompting investment in gold as a safe haven, it reflects a decline in U.S. dominance rather than a revival.
World Economy: 'We now have better cards against Donald Trump'
Economist Gabriel Felbermayr discusses the recent US Supreme Court decision to halt some of Trump's tariffs, viewing it as a positive opportunity for Germany and Europe.
Trump's tariff debacle boils down to the question of whether illegally collected funds from businesses will be returned
The US Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed by President Trump were illegal, leading to disputes over the return of approximately $175 billion collected from import companies.
The Trump Administration is Trying to Increase US Influence in Cuba with Fuel Supplies
The Trump administration's decision to ease fuel supply to Cuba's private sector aims to increase US influence over the island's economy.
Inflation in the US 'disappoints' in January: It stands at 3.1% and 'erases chances' of a Fed rate cut
US consumer prices surged at the beginning of the year, frustrating hopes for a continuous drop in inflation and likely delaying any interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
IMF approves US$8.1bn four-year funding programme for Ukraine
The IMF has approved an $8.1 billion funding program for Ukraine over four years, aimed at stabilizing the country's economy amid ongoing challenges.
Avalanche of lawsuits for compensation due to tariffs: 900 companies have sued the U.S.
Over 900 companies have filed lawsuits against the United States regarding tariff policies, pressuring Washington to return potentially up to $160 billion.
Document on Ukraine's reconstruction drafted during Geneva talks – senior Ukrainian national security official
Ukrainian officials discussed post-war reconstruction plans with U.S. representatives during recent Geneva negotiations.
Tell us: how are your finances looking ahead of the Spring Forecast?
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the Spring Forecast next Tuesday, providing updates on the economy and the government's financial position.
Geneva meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations begins
A meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations focused on economic support and recovery begins in Geneva.
The truth about the $2000 check: what will happen to tariff money after the Supreme Court ruling
The article discusses the implications of the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that declared certain tariffs illegal and what it means for possible refunds and a proposed $2000 check.
The mid-term report: victory on migrants and Gaza. Economic doubts remain
The article discusses President Donald Trump's mid-term performance, highlighting his claims of success in immigration control and the situation in Gaza, while noting significant doubts about his economic policies.