Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, warns that the United States is confronting the highest number of simultaneous risks since World War II, raising concerns about the nation's economic and political stability.
Gulf economies face significant challenges due to escalating tensions related to the ongoing war in Iran. Predictions from <strong>Goldman Sachs</strong> indicate a risk of severe contraction in <strong>Qatar</strong> and <strong>Kuwait</strong>, while growth in <strong>Saudi Arabia</strong> and <strong>the UAE</strong> could be negatively impacted.
Gold prices have dropped by <strong>4%</strong>, reaching <strong>4306 dollars</strong> per ounce, pressured by rising dollar index and conflict concerns in the region. Silver also saw declines exceeding <strong>5%</strong>, settling at <strong>64.18 dollars</strong>.