Middle East Conflict Set To Reverse Early?2026 Disinflation
Source: SeekingAlpha
2026-03-26 13:30:00 ET
By Erwan Jacob, Macro Analyst, Datastream & Macroeconomics at LSEG
Global inflation dynamics are shifting as recent CPI data, central bank decisions, and energy market developments reshape the outlook across major economies. Disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict are adding new pressures, particularly through higher oil and LNG prices. Read the insight to find out more about:
- CPI and central bank trends: The UK, Eurozone, and US show differing inflation paths, with the BoE and ECB maintaining rates amid slowing but uneven disinflation.
- Energy market disruptions: The conflict in the Middle East is affecting key oil and LNG supply routes, increasing the risk of renewed global inflation.
- Market reactions: Currency moves, PMI readings, and bond market shifts reflect rising energy prices, a stronger US dollar, and evolving expectations for policy easing.
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