Middle East war to cut growth, deliver cascading impact, World Bank chief says
The World Bank cautioned against setting up energy subsidies countries cannot afford.
Middle East war to cut growth, deliver cascading impact, World Bank chief says
The World Bank cautioned against setting up energy subsidies countries cannot afford.
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