Australia’s government models a potential war escalation in Iran within its annual budget analysis, projecting oil prices could reach $200 per barrel and trigger global economic instability.
The Australian government has included a scenario in its annual budget analysis that models a potential intensification of the war in Iran, projecting that such an event could push oil prices to $200 per barrel and disrupt the global economy.
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