„Prea frumos ca să fie adevărat”: Economia Zonei Euro rezistă surprinzător șocului războiului din Iran • Newsweek România

The Eurozone shows unexpected economic resilience despite the escalating conflict in Iran, but experts warn of potential risks from energy prices. Business confidence and service sector activity remain positive, indicating improved absorption of external shocks. However, many economists caution that this optimistic outlook may be temporary, with deep vulnerabilities still present. The energy market and global supply chains pose significant risks, particularly if military escalation occurs in the Strait of Hormuz, which could lead to a spike in oil and gas prices. Such an external shock could reignite inflation in Europe, forcing the European Central Bank to reconsider its interest rate policies, potentially leading to higher borrowing costs and slower economic growth.