A war premium refers to an additional cost or price surge for goods, services, or insurance during armed conflict. It covers heightened risks like supply chain disruptions or asset destruction. Investors and commodities traders benefit by profiting from scarcity-driven price spikes, while insurers charge it to offset potential war-related claims.
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