Limited Retaliatory Cycle
−0.7%
If U.S.-Israeli strikes resume, Tehran is more likely to respond through proxies, cyber activity, and deniable pressure than an overt attack on U.S. politicians. The result is a controlled but dangerous retaliation cycle involving militias in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and possibly cyber actors linked to the IRGC.
What it moves
- Energy+1.0%
- Consumer Services−0.9%
- Market volatility
- Riskier companies' borrowing costs
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