De ce vor crește prețurile la energie, alimente și transport: rezervele lumii s-au epuizat, iar riscul unei crize crește

The global economy has surprisingly coped with the energy shock from the Iran conflict, but safety margins are dwindling. Oil prices are nearing $110 per barrel, and tensions in the Middle East are rising, increasing risks for economies worldwide. Despite initial fears of collapse, most economies have managed to adapt, although the situation is worsening. Recent attacks have disrupted vital oil transport routes, leading to protests and energy shortages in various regions. Key measures have temporarily alleviated price surges, but stock levels are at historic lows. Inflation is expected to rise, pressuring central banks to increase interest rates, which could slow economic growth. The impact of rising energy costs is felt globally, with poorer nations facing the most severe consequences.