RT Drop Site (@DropSiteNews)💵 “I must say I’m more worried than the average,” Allianz chief economic adviser and president of Queens’ College, Cambridge, Mohamed El-Erian, told CNBC.He said the war is triggering both a “price shock” and a “demand shock,” warning of a chain reaction from “energy shock” to “inflation shock” to “demand destruction,” with Asia already fearing “actual physical shortages,” raising the risk of financial instability if the conflict continues.“I’ve gone from reduced risk to maximum ...