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West Asia conflict a stagflationary shock; world economy not ready for a long war: Bank of America
Power & DiplomacyThe Economic Times29 May, 11:03 amAtlasHour
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West Asia conflict a stagflationary shock; world economy not ready for a long war: Bank of America

The West Asia conflict has triggered a stagflationary shock, impacting global growth and inflation. Bank of America forecasts a lower global growth projection, with disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz being a critical factor. Oil prices are expected to remain elevated, impacting energy importers, while central banks face difficult decisions.

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The West Asia conflict has triggered a stagflationary shock, impacting global growth and inflation.

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