Iran War Could Leave Lasting Shock on Commodities

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03/13/2026 1

Iran War Could Leave Lasting Shock on Commodities

Post Views: 215 Iran War Rare earth Middle East Conflict Tightens Global Commodity Markets The Iran war has triggered immediate shocks across global commodity markets. Oil, fertilizers, and metals markets face significant supply risks due to the conflict. According to BMO Capital Markets analysts, the Middle East remains a critical hub for energy, chemicals, and metals supply. Oil markets experienced the largest disruption. BMO oil analyst Randy Ollenberger noted prices briefly spiked near $120 per barrel before retreating to $90. Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has collapsed from ...

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Michael Davis
I’m very worried about this article. If the situation in the Middle East is so unstable, the price of oil, fertilizer, and metal will all be affected. Our agriculture and manufacturing industries could also be directly hit, but if we don’t prepare countermeasures in the long run, it will be a big burden. It seems that strategies to reduce our dependence on energy and raw materials are no longer an option but a necessity. We need to secure a stable supply chain as soon as possible.
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