Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein: Iran war won't last very long 'because it can't'

• Blankfein predicts that the current geopolitical tensions involving Iran and their market impact are unsustainable and will not last long.
• He emphasizes that the severe negative effects on global economies, including the US, allies, and even adversaries, will necessitate a swift resolution.
• The market's reaction, particularly the significant drop in oil prices, is seen as a 'governor' that will influence political decisions towards de-escalation.

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein discusses the geopolitical tensions involving Iran, asserting that the 'Iran war' (referring to the broader conflict/tensions) will be short-lived due to its severe and unsustainable global economic impact. He suggests that market pressures will act as a 'governor' on political actions, forcing a resolution.