Tensions between Israel and Iran have intensified, with recent strikes on key oil and gas facilities sending shockwaves through global markets. As a result: Brent crude oil jumped over 7% in a single day Iran’s oil exports dropped from 1.7 million to just 100,000 barrels/day Israeli gas production has been cut by two-thirds The threat of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz—which carries 30% of global oil shipments—could push prices past $100/barrel The global economy is already feeling the pressure: Fuel and shipping costs are rising Inflation risks are resurfacing Stock markets remain highly volatile Central banks may delay rate cuts 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. 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. Whether you're studying finance, economics, or international relations, this is a real-time example of how geopolitical risk shapes the global economy. Stay informed. Stay prepared. Learn more: https://www.swissuniversity.com/ #OilCrisis2025 #MiddleEastTensions #GlobalMarkets #SIUUpdates #GeopoliticsAndEconomy
