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The World Bank's warning about the economic consequences of the escalation of tensions in the region In its latest report, the World Bank analyzed the economic consequences of the spread of conflicts. According to this report, in case of widespread tensions, the price of the main products will increase this year by 23%. The increase in the price of energy and the occurrence of disruptions in the maritime transport routes are mentioned as one of the main factors for the price growth. This international organization also estimated that in the crisis scenario, the global oil supply will face a significant decrease; A drop that could be the biggest drop in supply in the last four decades.

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The World Bank's warning about the economic consequences of the escalation of tensions in the region In its latest report, the World Bank analyzed the economic consequences of the spread of conflicts. According to this report, in case of widespread tensions, the price of the main products will increase this year by 23%. The increase in the price of energy and the occurrence of disruptions in the maritime transport routes are mentioned as one of the main factors for the price growth. This international organization also estimated that in the crisis scenario, the global oil supply will face a significant decrease; A drop that could be the biggest drop in supply in the last four decades.

The World Bank's warning about the economic consequences of the escalation of tensions in the region In its latest report, the World Bank analyzed the economic consequences of the spread of conflicts. According to this report, in case of widespread tensions, the price of the main products will increase this year by 23%. The increase in the price of energy and the occurrence of disruptions in the maritime transport routes are mentioned as one of the main factors for the price growth. This international organization also estimated that in the crisis scenario, the global oil supply will face a significant decrease; A drop that could be the biggest drop in supply in the last four decades.

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