How Do Geopolitical Tensions Drive Food Inflation Risks?

Experts at the Intercontinental Commodity Exchange summit in Dubai warn that escalating geopolitical tensions and attacks on trade routes are fuelling global food inflation by disrupting supply chains and driving up shipping costs. While the UAE faces no immediate threat of food shortages, the main concern lies in price stability, as import-dependent economies absorb higher costs from delayed shipments and rerouted trade flows. Analysts say that even small disruptions now ripple quickly across global markets — leaving “markets nervous” about sustained volatility. How do you think the UAE can best protect consumers from these global price shocks?

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