As structural supply chain disruptions stall global monetary policy, market participants must adapt their strategies to handle sudden currency shifts and prolonged inflation. In March 2026, global financial markets encountered a definitive shift in momentum. Investors began the year expecting a predictable decline in interest rates across major economies. Recent geopolitical events rapidly dismantled those forecasts. The sudden escalation in Middle Eastern conflicts and the subsequent surge in energy prices created an inflationary wave that caught many market participants off guard. Policymakers now face a complex scenario. They must manage ...