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  1. Easing global oil market tensions due to developments in the Middle East have allowed for price cuts, impacting the global oil market.
  2. Global supply disruptions surrounding the Middle East conflict are being monitored regarding crude storage levels and market dynamics.
  3. A board is monitoring Middle East conflict developments, noting that the conflict is causing commodity supply constraints.

Turkish Central Bank Chief addresses inflation and Middle East conflict impact

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The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye Governor, Fatih Karahan, spoke in Istanbul about the effects of the Middle East conflict on commodity prices and supply chains. Official figures showed that annual consumer price growth eased to 29.73% in September, marking the first time inflation dipped below 30% in almost five years. Karahan noted that the conflict, which began in February, has pushed up energy prices and raised transport costs.

From dailysabah.com

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The conflict has contributed to global growth weakening and inflation rising, according to Karahan. He stated that the underlying trend of inflation has declined since July, suggesting that disinflation could accelerate if supply-side pressures diminish.

A board is monitoring Middle East conflict developments, noting that the conflict is causing commodity supply constraints, and global supply disruptions surrounding the Middle East conflict are being monitored.

From dailysabah.com

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  • TurkeyThe country whose central bank chief spoke about inflation and supply chain issues.

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  • TurkeySpeculative

    The conflict might increase national inflation and costs due to rising commodity prices.

  • Turkish AirlinesSpeculative

    Turkish Airlines could see increased operational expenses due to rising commodity and energy costs.

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