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World Bank Warns of Slowing Global Growth Amid Middle East War

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World Bank Warns of Slowing Global Growth Amid Middle East War

The World Bank forecasts global economic growth to slow to 2.5% this year, citing the Middle East war, rising inflation, and borrowing costs. The report highlights potential disruptions to oil flows, increased fertilizer prices, and a widening gap between developed and developing nations.

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