Ebury: The conflict in Israel threatens the progress of various Central Banks towards low Intrerest Rates.

Jin10 data June 13 - Ebury market strategist Matthew Ryan warned that Israel's attack on Iran jeopardizes countries' Central Banks' move towards low Intrerest Rates. Israel launched a series of attacks on Iran early Friday morning, with Trump warning that the next "more brutal" attack is already in the works. Ryan wrote in a report: "Investors' biggest concern is that escalating tensions will not only increase the risk of a long-term conflict but may also disrupt Iran's oil production." The resulting surge in oil prices could keep inflationary pressures elevated for a longer period, complicating the rate-cutting cycle for major global Central Banks.

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