Afghanistan, March 23 -- The British Prime Minister will chair an emergency government meeting on Monday to assess the potential economic fallout from escalating tensions with Iran, focusing on energy price spikes and the impact on households and businesses.
The government said the session aims to evaluate how a possible regional crisis could affect energy security, supply chain stability, and the UK economy. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves and Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey are scheduled to attend.
Iran's threats to target energy infrastructure in the Middle East have heightened concerns about global market instability and increased economic pressure on the UK. Economies heavily dependent on energy imports, such as Britain, are pa...