An interview on CNBC discusses geopolitical volatility linked to the U.S.-Iran war and its potential impact on South African equities.
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Updated Jul 21
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An interview on CNBC discusses geopolitical volatility linked to the U.S.-Iran war and its potential impact on South African equities.
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The economic impacts of the US-Iran conflict are being discussed, noting higher input costs and the need for a Middle East ceasefire, with South Africa and Fitch involved.Also in this story
- Deutsche Bank is seeking capital flows through Middle Eastern corridors and has appointed a country chief in South Africa.
- Iran-Israel conflict fallout raises financial risks affecting both Kenya and South Africa.
The entities involved
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
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