Geopolitical risk

Assad’s Fall: Implications for Green Investment and the Global Economy

Bashar al-Assad’s fall from power in Syria, though unlikely to have immediate financial repercussions, highlights evolving geopolitical dynamics with indirect implications for the green economy. Syria’s position as a non-oil-producing pariah state minimizes short-term energy market disruptions. However, the weakening of Iran and Russia, significant backers of the Assad regime, could indirectly promote green investment […]

How Geopolitics and China’s Economic Outlook Are Shaping the Future of Green Investments

Cheaper Crude Due to Geopolitical Stability With no Israeli attack on Iranian oil, crude prices are expected to drop or remain stable. Historically, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly around oil-producing regions, have caused spikes in oil prices. However, Israel signaling a focus on Iranian military rather than oil infrastructure reduces fears of supply […]

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