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The world is experiencing its largest oil shock yet, but oil prices remain below levels that could trigger a global recession, according to economists.

Genneia, an Argentine company, has filed for the first Argentine IPO in the US since 2019. Argentina's economy showed strong second-half growth in 2022 as it recovered from a recession and anticipates an IMF deal.

In recession-hit Argentina, off-duty police officers are increasingly working second jobs as rideshare drivers while carrying government-issued firearms. This trend correlates with a rise in violent incidents involving these officers.

The USA and Canada Intelligence Brief for June 15, 2026, highlights a slumping New York factory gauge and Canadian data being analyzed to determine if the country's recession has ended.

US wholesale prices rose 6.5%, the largest annual increase since 2022, while Canada's central bank addressed a recession. The report highlights economic challenges in both nations.

The United States is testing whether its AI boom can survive going public, while Canada is assessing if its recession has ended. The report appears on The Rio Times.

A new economic outlook from the OECD warns that prolonged energy supply disruptions due to the Iran war would severely impact the global economy, likely causing recessions and increased unemployment.

The OECD warned that prolonged fuel disruptions from the Iran war could trigger a global recession, high inflation, and rising unemployment. It gave Trump and Iran one month to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to prevent economic fallout.

Global oil prices are nearing a critical threshold that could spark inflation, shortages, and recession. A potential US-Iran deal is urgently needed to stabilize markets after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to US and Israeli actions under Donald Trump's Operation Epic Fury.

Labour has received a warning about economic challenges as economic indicators suggest a potential recession looming. The government faces a difficult situation with economic slump concerns affecting policy decisions and public confidence.

The Iran war is causing significant disruptions in the global economy, with energy costs rising sharply and fears of a recession intensifying. Energy markets and everyday prices are being reshaped by the conflict's economic fallout.

The article warns that Iran War 'Trumpflation' could push the UK near recession due to rising food and petrol prices, along with six interest rate hikes. Economic pressures from geopolitical tensions and inflationary forces are highlighted as key risks.

The UK is facing a £35bn economic hit and a risk of recession this year due to the fallout from the Iran war, according to the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr). The thinktank warns that even under a best-case scenario, UK economic growth will slow in 2026 and 2027 as a result of the Middle East conflict.

Most Australians believe the country is in or heading toward a recession, but economists are less concerned. The Reserve Bank of Australia has raised interest rates in response to high inflation and rising living costs.

Bitcoin and Ether surged as US liquidity measures and record spot ETF inflows offset investors’ recession fears and concerns over the war in Iran.

A quarter of a million UK jobs could be lost by mid-2027 as the country faces a potential recession, driven by shattered business confidence due to the US-Israel war on Iran. Twin reports from top accounting firms highlight the economic threat, prompting Chancellor Rachel Reeves to meet with bank chiefs.

Britain faces stagflation and recession as oil prices surge to $100 a barrel, combining high inflation with economic stagnation. The situation threatens the UK's economic stability and growth prospects.

The article explores the economic dilemma between inflation and recession, highlighting conflicting pressures on bond markets. Governments face uncertainty as borrowing costs are influenced by opposing forces in financial markets.

The article discusses the potential impact of the Iran war on global inflation, noting that while a recession might be avoided with luck, rising energy prices are expected to increase the cost of living. It explores how these factors could push global inflation to higher levels.