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CNBC’s “The Exchange” team discusses the Iran conflict, energy markets and more with Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz.

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17 thoughts on “Middle East conflict is another negative shock to global economy, says Mohamed El-Erian

  1. El-Erian understands how the entire economic situation functions.
    Egypt had a colonial empire at one time.
    Egypt was at one time a part of the Persian Empire.

    The US Colonial Empire seems to now
    have reached the same position as all the other colonial empires.
    Out of real money and lost the respect of the entire world.

  2. Why does CNBC keep having this guy on? He has been dead wrong since 2020. He's a too scared to invest fear monger. If I would have listened to him I would have been in money markets the last several years. Good grief, move on man.

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  4. This is a positive shock to the market, especially the bond market in times of risk people flee to United States treasuries now they are selling treasuries to invest in the stock market. This is a positive development commentator say it’s risky, but it’s the opposite of risky. The world is now a much better and safer place and what happened over the weekend put us in a much safer place.

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