
World Bank Lowers Global Growth Forecast Amid Conflict and Inflation
The World Bank has revised down its global economic growth forecast, citing the lowest growth levels since the COVID-19 pandemic. The report warns that escalating conflicts, particularly the war in Iran, and rising housing costs could severely impact the global economy.
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