Geopolitical risk influences investment decisions by creating uncertainty and potential disruptions to markets, economies, and business operations. Investors assess factors such as political stability, trade conflicts, regulatory changes, and security threats. Higher risk levels can lead to reduced investor confidence, capital outflows, market volatility, and shifts in investment strategies to mitigate exposure to geopolitical uncertainties.
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