Institution: Supply chain shocks may suppress global markets in the long term

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on April 1 that Laura Cooper from Nuveen stated in her report that global markets may face prolonged pressure due to supply chain disruptions caused by war in the Middle East. This assessment was made in the context of Trump’s statement that the US will withdraw from Iran within two to three weeks. Cooper pointed out that energy supply shocks are spreading to other commodity sectors such as metals and fertilizers. “Although ceasefire negotiations may boost short-term market sentiment and ease oil prices, a more prudent strategy is to prepare for the persistence of the shock rather than its resolution.”```