By bne IntelliNews Rising energy and fertiliser prices triggered by the conflict in the Middle East are expected to push up inflation and dampen economic growth across the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD’s) regions of operations,

Economists warn stagflation — high inflation and stalling growth — is facing the region because of the Iran war.

Market strategists are sanguine about mounting inflation fears caused by the Iran war and expect European stocks to return to record highs, according to a Bloomberg survey.

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Oil at $100 per barrel for a sustained period would dampen global economic growth and boost inflation, the European Development Bank forecast Thursday as the Middle East war pushes energy prices higher.

For America’s European allies, the war in Iran started off as a human emergency and a geopolitical test for governments understandably reluctant to get dragged into a mess they never asked for. It’s now turning into an energy shock,

As the war in Iran disrupts global energy markets, Europe cannot afford to wait. The European Union must launch a bold, collectively financed response—accelerating electrification, supporting Ukraine,