Real Economic Shock From War Is Still Coming | Dr. Mark Thornton
Liberty and Finance Apr 30, 2026
Summary
Persian Gulf conflict poses major supply chain risks through Strait of Hormuz disruptions, threatening global oil, food, and manufacturing sectors.
Rising energy prices may force the Federal Reserve to halt expected rate cuts, creating a stagflationary trap for policymakers.
Gold and silver's unexpected price action during the crisis may signal the early stages of a second inflation wave.