Some supply chains may ease within weeks, but inflation pressures could linger.
PremiumHome / BusinessLiam DannBusiness Editor at Large·NZ Herald·15 Jun, 2026 03:50 AM4 mins to readANZ head of geopolitical risk Cameron Mitchell. Photo / Cameron PitneyANZ head of geopolitical risk Cameron Mitchell. Photo / Cameron Pitney“It is really good news,” ANZ head of geopolitical risk Cameron Mitchell says of the US-Iran peace deal. But it doesn’t mean the tension and risk in the Middle East will disappear in a hurry.
“I mean, a lot of excitement
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