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"Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz closure drove sharp March selloffs, with oil surging above $118 and global equities declining broadly. Fed held rates steady amid inflation concerns while AI-driven capex supports underlying growth."
Global markets experienced sharp declines in March as escalating conflict with Iran triggered widespread selloffs across asset classes. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupted approximately 20% of global oil supply, sending crude prices above $118 per barrel and creating inflationary pressures that led the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady. U.S. equities fell 5.0% while international markets suffered steeper losses, with MSCI EAFE down 10.3% and emerging markets declining 13.1%. Fixed income offered limited diversification as Treasury yields rose on inflation concerns. Despite the turmoil, underlying growth drivers remain intact, with AI-driven capital expenditures supporting global expansion and central banks maintaining accommodative stances where possible. Private credit markets showed stress in software lending, though the broader asset class appears resilient. Markets rebounded late in the month on de-escalation signals, though uncertainty persists. The combination of geopolitical risk, energy price volatility, and divergent regional impacts creates a complex environment requiring careful navigation of both defensive positioning and selective opportunities.
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