Banca Mondială avertizează că reluarea războiului din Orientul Mijlociu va lovi direct în creșterea economiei globale - Economica.net

Indermit Gill, World Bank's chief economist, warns that escalating US-Iran tensions could lead to higher inflation and slower global growth. The World Bank's June forecasts indicate a potential global inflation rise to 4.5% if conflicts persist. Poor countries may face increased food insecurity and debt service issues, impacting essential services. Some nations have already requested increased loans from the IMF, with Pakistan seeking $10 billion for currency stabilization. The debt-to-GDP ratio in emerging economies is projected to reach 74% by 2025, significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels.