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Iran War Impact Felt Through Energy Prices, UBS Says

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UBS' Adrian Zuercher believes the global macroeconomic impact of the Middle East crisis is minimal, but energy prices are being affected, leading to potential market volatility.

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UBS’ Adrian Zuercher says the global macroeconomic impact of the Middle East crisis is “very small” but the “transmission is through high energy prices.”

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