As global financial markets navigate the aftermath of recent conflicts, the mixed responses are evident. Energy prices have surged sharply, reflecting immediate fallout, while artificial intelligence investments have buoyed global equities amid geopolitical turbulence. However, the traditional appeal of safe-haven assets like Treasuries and gold appears diminished, as Gulf economies and agricultural supply chains grapple with significant disruptions and possible inflationary pressures.

Friday marks half a year since the U.S. and Israeli bombing of Iran triggered a conflict that upended the entire region, disrupted global energy supplies...

As global financial markets navigate the aftermath of recent conflicts, the mixed responses are evident. Energy prices have surged sharply, reflecting immediate fallout, while…