Global tensions often trigger market fragmentation, disrupting the smooth flow of trade and investment across regions. In light of this, understanding the significance of regional economies becomes paramount. Several key policy questions emerge: How does market fragmentation manifest? Which commodity markets bear the brunt of trade disruptions? And, crucially, how does market fragmentation impact both the national and regional economy? To address these inquiries, the primary objective is to discern the multifaceted effects of market fragmentation, shedding light on its implications for both domestic and regional economic stability and resilience. This study aims to investigate how geopolitical tensions and economic policies affect global commodity markets.