Bank of America: Economy rebounded but damage remains

According to reports from Bank of America, the fragile peace agreement linked to the Iran war led to a temporary improvement in the energy market and a decline in inflation expectations, which helped support global economic growth. As a result, the bank has raised its forecast to 3.2% for this year and 3.5% in 2027. However, the report warns that the damages caused by the inflation shock remain ongoing, and that a reduction in oil prices to pre-war levels will not fully reverse the impact of the crisis. Inflation is expected to remain high, with a likelihood of a 75 basis point increase in U.S. interest rates, while the global economy faces two major tests related to the stability of Middle Eastern energy supplies and the prospects of monetary tightening.

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