Israel attacks Iran: First shock for Austria's economy!

Israel attacks Iran: First shock for Austria's economy!

Tel Aviv, Israel - On June 13, 2025, Israel started a large -scale military attack on Iran, which has significant geopolitical and economic effects. According to the reports of 5 minutes, Israel has used around 200 fighter jets to bomb over 100 destinations, including Iranian nuclear facilities. In response to this, Iran used more than 100 drones towards Israel. The attack already led to at least ten confirmed fatalities, among which there were high -ranking military and six nuclear scientists.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the military attack as a "successful opening" against the Iranian nuclear program. In return, Iran's head of state Ayatollah Ali Khamenei threatened with retaliation. In Israel, the state of emergency was proclaimed and the airspace was closed, which led to an immediate stop of the flights to Tel Aviv. Airlines like Austrian and Lufthansa Group set their connections until June 22, while El Al Israel Airlines stopped all flights from and to Israel, and new bookings were also exposed to at least June 30th

travel warnings and economic reactions

The Austrian Foreign Ministry has issued a travel warning for Iran, which was classified with the highest security level of 6. Austrians are asked to leave Iran immediately. A partial travel warning (security level 5) applies to Israel in certain areas, while a security level of 4 was issued in the rest of the country.

The financial situation already shows noticeable reactions to the conflict. The oil price has experienced a dramatic increase: the Brent oil price rose by up to $ 78.50 per barrel by up to $ 78.50, while the WTI oil price increase by up to $ 74.45. These developments have not only influenced energy prices, but also driven the gold price, which climbed to $ 3,444 per troy ounce and is therefore close to an all -time high.

market analysis and future outlook

The Viennese stock exchange reacted negatively to the military conflicts; The ATX fell 0.95% to 4,347.27 points. Composites such as the ATX Prime also dropped to 2,185.60 points. Investors are increasingly withdrawing from risky facilities and looking for refuge such as gold and government bonds, since uncertainty increases the further course of the conflict. The winners on the stock market include oil values ​​such as OMV and SBO, which were added by around 1%, while bank stocks lost 1.6 to 2.6%.

The international community observes the situation with concern. Analysts warn of a possible escalation of the conflict, which could not only drive up the prices for oil and gold, but could also have significant effects on the global economy. An example from the past shows that such tensions often lead to high increases in crude oil prices, which has already led to economic turbulence in the past. The current situation could also lead to a stagflationary development, which could influence the monetary policy of the central banks worldwide.

The effects of the military conflicts in the Middle East are not only regionally noticeable, but also have international economic dimensions that will have to be observed in the coming weeks. Information from the press and cash can provide helpful insights into the economic consequences that result from these abrupt events.

For detailed information on the events see also: 5min , Die Presse , and cash online .

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