I have always said that the inability of the United States to resolve the situation with Iran is a win. Today, I asked artificial intelligence to organize some information. I asked the AI: “What changes occurred in the exchange rates of various currencies on the Eurasian continent and the exchange rate of the US dollar after the joint bombing of Iran by the United States and Israel?”
The AI responded as follows:
**Summary of the changes in the exchange rate of the US dollar against major currencies in Asia and Europe after the joint bombing of Iran by the United States and Israel (starting from February 28, 2026)**:

### Overall Background and Driving Factors
After the outbreak of the conflict (especially from late February to early March), international oil prices soared (Brent crude oil rose from about $72/barrel to over $106/barrel, with a peak increase of over 40-50%), triggering global inflation concerns and heightened risk aversion. At the same time, energy passages such as the Strait of Hormuz face risks, impacting regions reliant on energy imports, such as Asia. 10