Real estate credit is shoring up for knock-on effects of the US-Iran conflict

Higher oil prices seen since the start of US and Israeli military strikes on Iran could affect the cost of debt if interest rates go into flux.

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Samantha Rowan

12 March 2026•2 mins read

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