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Global conflicts—especially involving major powers—can significantly impact the economy, mainly through rising oil prices, inflation, and increased government spending. Disruptions in key routes like the Strait of Hormuz can make goods more expensive worldwide. War also creates market volatility and reduces the value of savings due to inflation. In such uncertain times, individuals and businesses should focus on diversification, risk management, and holding some tangible assets rather than relying only on cash. Staying informed and making rational, fact-based decisions is essential to navigating economic instability.
