"The conflict in Syria is very complex, given the country’s diverse ethnic mix
and the influence of foreign powers. This implies a high risk of a
further dramatic escalation of the conflict, with negative spillovers
into the broader region. Short term, UBS notes that the response of the Assad
regime to a potential military strike will be crucial, while a key question for
the medium term will be whether state structures can be preserved in Syria, so
that contagious chaos can be avoided. UBS sees the
impact on the international economy comes mainly via risk appetite and oil
prices. Should the conflict be contained, the global economic fallout
should be limited. However, the worst-case scenario of a regional spread of
hostilities, involving Iran, Israel or the GCC, would be a lot more damaging..."
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-07/market-implications-middle-east-turmoil
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