The Economic Blow That Could Shake the U.S. with Negotiations with IranMilton Friedman

Описание: The Economic Blow That Could Shake the U.S. with Negotiations with Iran
Milton Friedman

What if one of the biggest economic shocks the United States faces in 2026 doesn’t come from Wall Street, inflation reports, or consumer spending…
but from geopolitics, energy markets, and diplomatic risk tied to negotiations with Iran?

Milton Friedman taught that economic systems don’t operate in isolation — they respond to incentives, distortions, and expectations. Geopolitical negotiations that affect supply, markets, and policy can ripple through an economy just like monetary or fiscal policy mistakes.

According to economic analysts, talks between the U.S. and Iran — especially over nuclear issues and sanctions — can have real consequences for global oil prices, trade routes, and market confidence. The Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for nearly one-fifth of the world’s oil, shows how quickly changes in diplomatic posture can shift prices and create volatility.

This economic blow won’t look like a stock market flash crash or a headline recession.
It could arrive slowly — through rising energy costs, inflation pressures, supply chain disruptions, and shifts in investment flows as markets react to political risk.

Energy markets have already shown sensitivity to U.S.–Iran tensions: prices can jump or slump based on negotiation signals, and any relief or escalation can move markets dramatically.

In this video, we break down how negotiations with Iran could shake the U.S. economy in 2026, using Milton Friedman’s economic logic: incentives, market signals, hidden costs, and why political decisions matter just as much as fiscal ones.

In this video you’ll discover:
✔️ Why U.S.–Iran negotiations affect more than diplomacy
✔️ How oil price volatility impacts inflation and consumers
✔️ The role of geopolitical risk in market expectations
✔️ Why hidden economic costs can arrive quietly but powerfully
✔️ Friedman’s perspective on indirect economic shocks
✔️ Why markets don’t wait for clear headlines to react

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