The Lloyds (LSE:LLOY) share price has been on a wild ride in recent months. After hitting 112.6p per share in early February, it declined sharply as the Iran War began, worsening investor concerns over the economic outlook. It’s since stabilised after plunging to 90.44p in late March, and was last at 97.94p.

But the risks are growing rapidly for the FTSE 100 bank. And while predicting near-term price movements is a tricky business, I think Lloyds shares might plunge again before too long. Want to know why?

War threats

The biggest threat right now is a prolonged conflict in the Middle East. A war that lasts months could give energy prices a considerable price boost as supply disruptions…