Six months into the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, the global economy has not suffered the predicted catastrophic consequences. Despite initial concerns of surging oil prices and worldwide recession, the economy has shown resilience. Investors who did not panic have prospered, with stock markets weathering the uncertainty.

The conflict began with intense bombing by the U.S. and Israel, leading to predictions of economic disaster. However, the actual outcome has been less severe.

Further details on the economic impact of the conflict and the winners and losers are available, providing insight into the complex effects of the war on the global economy.