Trump-Iran war fallout pushes global rate outlook up through 2028, Bloomberg Economics says
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Bloomberg Economics argues the Iran conflict's energy shock and elevated geopolitical risk have shifted global policy-rate paths higher through 2028, with several major central banks penciling in terminal rates ~50bp above pre-war expectations. Higher-for-longer rates tighten global financial conditions, raise discount rates, and increase uncertainty as central banks reduce forward guidance. This backdrop is typically supportive for the USD and challenging for duration-sensitive risk assets.
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Donald Trump’s military campaign against Iran may have ended, but the resulting jump in Middle East geopolitical risk has lifted the projected path for global interest rates for years. Bloomberg Economics says the short-term closure of the Strait of Hormuz and related energy-supply disruptions have added to inflation stickiness. In its guide to 23 major central banks, it sees several policy-rate endpoints more than 50 basis points above pre-war expectations over the coming years.
