April 16 (Reuters) – European companies are likely to deliver resilient first‑quarter earnings despite the Middle East conflict, but investors say that may mask mounting risks from higher energy prices, supply-chain disruption and weakening growth that could weigh on forecasts for the rest of the year.-Israel conflict with Iran and escalating regional tensions have roiled markets, raising concerns that a prolonged conflict will result in further oil price rises, raising inflation and dampeninRead More
Middle East war hangs over Europe Inc as earnings season kicks off
