According to a report by a specialized Australian financial markets publication, six months after the start of the war between Iran, its consequences are still casting a shadow over the global economy.

Reduced refinery capacity and restrictions on traffic through the Strait of Hormuz have increased fuel prices and the cost of importing energy, putting governments under even greater pressure from inflation, interest rates, debt, and defense spending.

More details with Alireza Mohabi, a reporter for Iran International