OECD: Global Economy Has Been More Resilient to Iran War than Expected
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The OECD delivered its analysis of the global economy, where it raised the growth forecast for this year and lowered it to 2027.
The world economy has so far withstood the consequences of the war in Iran better than initially expected, but its further development largely depends on how the conflict ends. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) estimated that global growth remained more resilient than expected...
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It's actually pretty much in the middle of the road. The global economy could reach the finish line with respectable growth rates of around 3 percent both this year and next, even though the world is currently plunged into an energy crisis, with shortages of oil, gas, fertilizer and much more due to the US war on Iran.
OECD: global economy has been more resilient to Iran war than expected
Paris-based body warns that ‘economic prospects remain heavily dependent on durable resolution to conflict’ The global economy has withstood the strains of the Iran war better than first feared but its outlook is “heavily dependent” on a lasting resolution to the conflict, the Organisation for…
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