THE conflict in the Middle East has done more than disrupt regional stability; it has exposed how fragile the global economic order has become.
From energy markets to supply chains, a conflict thousands of miles away is once again reminding policymakers and investors that economics does not operate in a vacuum; it moves to the rhythm of geopolitics.
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