Webinar

Impact du conflit en Iran sur l’économie mondiale : quelle sera l’ampleur des dégâts?

16 June 2026 – 10.00am CET (France)

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Malgré une augmentation encore contenue des prix du pétrole, les dernières données suggèrent que la croissance pourrait subir un coup d’arrêt.

Trois mois après le début du conflit iranien, à quel impact peut-on s’attendre sur l’économie mondiale selon les différents scénarios géopolitiques, pour chaque zone?

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Speakers

Leo Barincou

Leo is a Senior Economist within the macroeconomics forecasting division of Oxford Economics. He is based in Paris and is responsible for producing macroeconomic forecasts for France.

Before joining Oxford Economics, Leo worked for seven years as an economist across various organizations, including the French Treasury, the asset management firm Covéa Finance and the economic consultancy Centolla. Léo holds a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics, as well as the Ecole normale supérieure and Sciences Po in Lyon.

Senior Economist based in Paris, France

Pierre Delage

Pierre graduated from Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP Business School) in 2000, then pursued an MSc in Macroeconomics at Paris-Dauphine University with a thesis on macroeconomic equilibrium, and a BA in Philosophy from Paris-Sorbonne University. After a short experience at Arthur Andersen, he joined the internet holding of Vivendi as a financial analyst. Turning to economics through his MSc, he joined Oxford Economics in 2004 in Oxford as an economist covering Asian and European economies. Pierre came back to Paris in 2007 to set up Oxford Economics operations on the Continent. He is now heading the Paris office which covers France, Iberia, Belgium and French-speaking Africa.

Managing Director, Paris