Part 2: What You Were Always Afraid to Ask… ...Middle East

As discussed in my previous article, economic systems (whether at the micro or macro level) tend to respond negatively to abrupt and unforeseen changes. Market volatility often signals a decline in investor confidence and highlights the interconnectedness of various types of security markets. These fluctuations can influence sectors far beyond finance, including tourism and, by extension, the hospitality industry (Figure 1). If you have not yet read the previous article (part 1 of this series), you can access it here: Lodging Stock Market Volatility in the Wake of Trump-Era Tariffs

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