Dunelm profit warning as Iran war hits oil and consumer confidence
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41 claimsDunelm expects annual pre-tax profits at the lower end of market expectations of between £210 million and £217 million.
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5 questionsOil prices have remained stable despite escalation in the conflict, with market participants believing the correlation between oil price and Middle East risk is broken.
According to gjia.georgetown.eduThe conflict has caused sharp oil price increases and severe supply disruptions, including the largest supply disruption in global oil market history.
According to www.aljazeera.com, en.wikipedia.orgContext: This disagreement suggests fundamental uncertainty about how the conflict is affecting global energy markets, with implications for inflation, economic stability, and policy responses.
Global oil supply is expected to exceed demand, with prices projected to fall due to an oil glut and significant OPEC+ spare capacity.
According to www.worldbank.orgThe conflict has caused major production drops and supply disruptions, with potential for oil prices to rise significantly if the war prolongs.
According to en.wikipedia.org, www.aljazeera.comContext: This contradiction highlights conflicting assessments of the conflict's impact on oil market fundamentals, affecting forecasts for energy costs and economic growth.