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Economists Predict Prolonged Market Volatility Amid Escalating Tensions

As global markets continue to reel from Trump’s recent remarks, economist Eric Golson warns that the outlook remains bleak, with a drawn-out conflict on the horizon. Golson, a professor of economics at the University of Surrey, believes that the markets are finally coming to terms with the harsh reality of a prolonged and potentially devastating war. According to Golson, the prospect of a resolution to the conflict is unlikely to be welcomed by economists and investors, who typically view such scenarios as negative. In an effort to mitigate the impact of the crisis, governments worldwide may attempt to ease business regulations, potentially providing a temporary reprieve for markets over the next fortnight. However, Golson cautions that the underlying issues remain, suggesting that market instability will persist in the short term.

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