Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on June 26, 2025, 11:55:19 PM

Quote from: AprilioMP on June 26, 2025, 03:23:46 PM

In terms of geopolitics, the global economy will depend on some of the most powerful and influential leaders in the world today. On that front, lowering egos and prioritizing diplomacy will make the situation change for the better now and in the future.
The consequence of such concerns is to keep up - not to go against the flow.

In the meantime, to get there, we must prepare early everything that can support our own economy by learning what can be done that can save our personal economy, not just relying on salaries.

The problem that is happening now is that we are certainly aware that the more a big country touches each other, the greater the impact it will have and as an example now when the geopolitical problem of Iran-Israel and the US began to interfere with the attack, this triggered a new wave in terms of impact on the global economy, especially when Iran planned to close the Strait of Hormuz, then there would definitely be a little chaos from this because we know that 20 percent of the oil supply passes through the strait and if that happens then there will be the worst impact from there where the global economy will be slightly shaken (especially in terms of oil and fuel).

Although I do not know in detail how the level of leaders of countries in the world in building relationships, but I believe between countries there are those who provide debt to other countries. An example might be China, which provides debt to other countries with agreed agreements.
What is difficult to escape independently is the level of influence of world currencies.

The effects of war are bad enough and the budget for war is not small. In just a matter of weeks, the warring countries may have spent quite a lot of money let alone the duration of more than 1 month.
Then people think how can it have an impact on the global economy because only a few countries are in conflict. Well, that's the problem that countries have ties and one of them is debt.
That's not to mention the supply of oil which is decided by the largest oil producing country. Automatically, oil prices will rise.