Prof G Markets · Thursday, September 3, 2026
The conflict in Iran is identified as a key contributor to elevated inflation, particularly through its impact on energy prices. However, an investment expert also highlights the reordering of global supply chains, away from relying on China for cheap exports, as another significant factor driving up inflation.
“Well, I think the war in Iran is is one key component of it.”
“But, you know, the high oil prices is just one part of this. Um, you know, again, I'd kind of go back to the reordering of supply chains.”
“So, there's a lot of things that are, that are pulling up inflation today. Oil is definitely part of that.”