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As of early 2026, the global economy faces significant volatility driven by escalating Middle East conflicts, threatening to push oil prices toward $150 per barrel. This supply shock affects critical commodities, including energy and semiconductors, while increasing risks of recession. Structural risks include high debt, inflation, and fragile supply chains