Iran war's economic shocks could reverberate for a while - Axios

Analysts warned that strikes on energy infrastructure could turn logistics disruptions into lasting supply destruction, making the economic effects more persistent. Additional economic analysis argues higher fuel costs will continue to feed through to businesses and consumers even after fighting stops, increasing the likelihood of prolonged shocks. The IMF’s view that the war is slowing growth and fueling inflation supports concerns that these shocks could be long-lived and significant.