Reuters
26 Jun 2026, 14:40 UTC · 1h ago
Falling energy prices won't defuse rising risk of civil unrest in emerging markets
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Reuters
26 Jun 2026, 14:40 UTC · 1h ago
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Oil prices have dropped following a fragile U.S.-Iran truce. — Lower energy costs generally reduce input costs for businesses and lower inflation, supporting risk appetite.
+0.40Lower oil prices are easing immediate inflationary pressures in emerging markets. — Reduced inflation in EMs can lead to more stable currencies and potentially lower interest rates.
+0.30Cheaper oil may not prevent civil unrest in emerging markets due to existing damage to household finances. — Persistent social instability and financial distress in EMs create systemic political risk that offsets the benefit of lower oil prices.
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