07/16/2026
What happens in markets is only part of the story. Timing matters too.
Here’s what we’re seeing right now — geopolitical developments involving Iran aligning with shifts in energy prices, inflation expectations, and investor sentiment. Not in a simple, one-to-one way, but as part of a much more complex system.
Because these relationships aren’t linear. They evolve based on how events unfold.
As Professor Hossein Motamedi points out, the duration of a conflict can influence how deeply and how long markets feel the impact — but outcomes aren’t predictable, and timelines can change everything.
Short-lived events and prolonged conflicts can create very different market environments.
In this episode of Quarter Over Quarter, we examine how geopolitical developments may influence stability, risk dynamics, and the broader environment in which financial markets operate.
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This content is provided for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. The views expressed are those of the speaker as of April 10 and are subject to change based on evolving market and geopolitical conditions.
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