The Middle East crisis is sending shockwaves far beyond the region, unsettling everything from oil markets to stocks and currencies. At a time when markets around the world are already volatile, Pakistan, which is already grappling with a fragile economy, is finding itself on the brink of an economic crisis. Concerns are rising around inflation, energy security and social stability continue to rise, putting the economy under visible strain. Experts warn that the fallout from the ongoing conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States could deeper Pakistan's existing vulnerabilities, especially given its heavy reliance on energy imports. The impact is no longen limited to markets, it is beginning to show in everyday life, from travel costs to education and household expenses.