Six months into the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, the global economy has not suffered the catastrophic consequences initially predicted. Despite relentless bombing in the opening days of war, the direst predictions of surging oil prices and worldwide recession have not come true. Investors who did not panic have prospered, with stock markets weathering the uncertainty.

Further details are available on how the global economy has been affected and who the winners and losers are in this conflict. The economic toll of the war has been uneven, with no corner of the world's economy untouched.

More information can be found on the impact of the conflict on the global economy and the effects on different groups.