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impact of gulf war on southeast asia 101777964373558
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AI-generatedThe Gulf War (US/Israel air strike on Iran) triggered a surge in Brent oil prices (+50%) and energy costs, directly impacting Southeast Asian net oil importers (Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam) via input cost channel. Fertilizer shortages create second-order agricultural supply risk. Region-specific impact on EM markets.
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- Brent oil prices rose over 50% since conflict started on Feb 28, 2026.
- World Bank predicts 24% increase in energy prices.
- Southeast Asia relies on West Asia for 60% of oil imports.
- Shortages of fertilizers affecting agriculture and industrial production.
- Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam experiencing severe disruptions.
Sustained food price inflation of 10-20% over 2-4 weeks due to fertilizer shortages.
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