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The United States, Israel and Iran are left without missiles: if the war continues for another month their arsenals will be empty.
The market is entering a scenario of stagflation and forgetting the forecasts of a short-term war.
In the third week of conflict in the Middle East, financial markets once again show signs of instability.
Far from getting closer to a solution, the intensification of attacks by Israelespecially against key energy infrastructure, has increased concern among investors.
One of the most sensitive points has been the attack on the South Pars siteconsidered the largest gas deposit in the world.
This fact has had an immediate impact on energy markets, strongly boosting the prices of both oil and gas. In this context, the barrel of Brentthe main reference in Europe, has exceeded $119 after rising more than 7%, thus reaching its highest level since the beginning of tensions with Iran.
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