Aug 5 (Reuters) - Payment technology company Global Payments cut its annual net revenue and profit ‌forecasts on Wednesday amid economic uncertainty linked ‌to the war in the Middle East. Here are some more details:• Payment processors such as Global ‌Payments are feeling ⁠the squeeze as the conflict in the Middle East disrupts global travel, reducing ⁠travel-related spending and cross-border transactions. • Consumer spending levels directly affect the earnings of payment technology companies. • The ​company provides ​technology, software and other ​services that allow its ‌customers to accept card, check and digital payments. • It previously ​forecast adjusted net revenue growth ​of approximately 5% ​and adjusted profit between $13.80 and $14 per share.