The ongoing clashes between Israel and Iran are significantly impacting their economies.
As the conflict enters its second week, both nations are grappling with severe economic repercussions.
Israel has poured billions into its military operations in Gaza and has escalated funding for its extensive aerial strikes against Iran.
Meanwhile, Iran, already reeling from prolonged sanctions, is further suffering as its oil and gas infrastructure comes under attack.
The pressing question remains: can both countries sustain this conflict in the long run? Which nation is likely to bear the brunt of the economic fallout?
Moreover, could this confrontation lead to broader repercussions for the global economy?
Moderator: Neave Barker
Panelists:
Aly-Khan Satchu – Geoeconomic analyst and investor
Eyal Winter – Economics professor at the Hebrew University and Lancaster University
Nader Habibi – Professor of practice in Middle Eastern economics at Brandeis University