“We need to see what the response is going to be from Iran,” one analyst says. Here are 4 experts on how investors should react as tensions remain high.
, which raises question about the future of the allied mission that has successfully fought the "Islamic State," or ISIS, in recent years.
Perjessy said that the effects of ongoing tensions would hit the broader economy — not just the oil and banking sectors — as things like tourism in the Middle East, for instance, would be impacted. He also noted that "increased risk aversion" would be negative for issuers, particularly those with "large external financing needs" and "relatively smaller or insufficient reserves.
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