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Macron frames Évian G7 agenda in hope Trump will stay for whole summit

US president left last meeting early, but world leaders aim to end Ukraine war and push for resolution in Gaza and Iran

The Guardian - UK

Charting the Global Economy: War pushes up prices, dents growth

The Iran war is fueling a global inflation wave, prompting the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly three years.

The Economic Times

Developing Economies Face a 'Lost Decade' as Iran War Drives Global Economic Strains, World Bank Warns

The lender downgraded growth forecasts for roughly two-thirds of the world's economies, citing disruptions to energy markets and trade routes linked to the conflict

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GEN:World Bank expects weakest global growth since pandemic

The World Bank has cut its global growth forecast for 2026 to 2.5 per cent due to the war in the ‌Middle East.

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World Bank expects weakest global growth since pandemic

The World Bank has cut its global growth forecast for 2026 to 2.5 per cent due to the war in the ‌Middle East.

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India to remain fastest-growing major economy at 6.6 pc in FY27, down from 7.2 last year: World Bank

India will remain the world's fastest-growing major economy. Growth is projected to slow to 6.6 percent in fiscal year 2026-27. This moderation is due to higher energy prices and input costs. However, the economy is expected to rebound to 7.2 percent growth in fiscal 2027-28. Domestic demand remains robust, supporting…

The Economic Times

World Bank cuts global growth forecast to 2.5%; India seen growing 6.6% amid Iran war

Global economic growth is set to slow to 2.5% this year. The World Bank attributes this to the Iran war, which has driven up energy prices and created uncertainty. Developing nations face a significant slowdown. While the US economy remains resilient, other countries are experiencing harder impacts. Disruptions in energy…

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The Guardian - UK

Global growth is slowing to lowest level since pandemic, says World Bank

Forecast for this year downgraded to 2.5% and inflation expected to jump as a result of war in the Middle East

The Independent UK

Citing fallout from Iran war, World Bank cuts forecast for global economic growth

The economic fallout from the Iran war — higher energy prices and increased uncertainty — will drag down global growth this year, the World Bank said Thursday

The Economic Times

Despite geopolitical crisis, India's economic fundamentals and strategic partnerships will sustain growth: World Bank

India's economy shows strong growth potential. The World Bank believes this momentum will continue. Investments in people and businesses are key. Expanding international partnerships also supports this growth. India's favorable business environment attracts investment. The large consumer base and trade agreements offer opportunities. The food processing sector is particularly promising…

International Business Times

Rebuilding Gaza Will Cost Tens Of Billions, But Money Is Not The Main Problem

Gaza has rarely lacked financial commitments. After the 2014 war, donors pledged $5.4bn at the Cairo Conference on Palestine Reconstruction 2014. More broadly, cumulative international assistance to the Palestinian territories has run into tens of billions of dollars over the past two decades, according to the World Bank.

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Trump's Blockade Has Cost Tehran $6bn in Oil Revenue and the Rest of the World Is Feeling It

Iran's oil exports have dropped to a six-year low due to a US naval blockade, causing significant economic strain and impacting global energy markets.

The Conversation

When global trade becomes a weapon, how can African economies protect themselves?

“Today, everyone recognises that trade is as much a security issue as an economic one.”

The Conversation

Canada must rethink how it contributes to international climate finance

The Canadian government recently renewed its international climate finance commitments with the spring economic update in April. Given recent major cuts to development aid in Canada and internationally, this news brought relief to climate researchers and advocates.

The Conversation

South Africa’s fuel supply and the Iran war: data black holes and low strategic stock put the country at risk

The supply of crude oil to the world had been reduced by about 7.5% to 10.1% by March 2026 in what the World Bank described as the largest oil market disruption in history. The fall was a result of the attacks on Iran by Israel and the US and the…

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Trump’s $17 Billion “Board of Peace” for Gaza is now stuck in legal limbo with zero dollars

It turns out the UN’s job is not that easy after all.

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Industrial policy ideal for an age of uncertainty

Industrial policy is back, and with a vengeance. After decades of preaching neoliberalism, Western policymakers and intellectuals have rediscovered the role of the state in economic development.

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India’s GDP revisions explained: What changed and why it matters

Amidst the ongoing West Asia crisis, the Indian economy is expected to take a hit: the World Bank’s latest projections suggest that the country’s GDP growth could fall to 6.6 percent in this financial year.

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