US-Iran tensions put pressure on energy markets and supply chains, economist says

Economic expert Hanan Ramsis has warned that continuing geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran are putting pressure on the global economy, particularly energy markets and supply chains.

Ramsis said the effects of persistent tensions are felt directly through energy prices and inflation, highlighting the economic stakes of the crisis.

Her assessment links the confrontation to concerns over the cost of energy and the movement of supplies, extending its significance beyond the political sphere.

The warning underscores how prolonged geopolitical uncertainty can weigh on the global economy, with energy, inflation and supply chains among the key areas exposed.