G7 ready to take ‘necessary measures’ to ensure energy market stability
Jitters in G7 nations as higher energy prices threaten to drive up inflation, damage purchasing power and stunt growth.
G7 ready to take ‘necessary measures’ to ensure energy market stability
Jitters in G7 nations as higher energy prices threaten to drive up inflation, damage purchasing power and stunt growth. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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G-7 ministers pledge ‘necessary measures’ to ensure stable energy market
They said they stood ready to take necessary measures to ensure the stability of the energy market.
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