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Konflikti në Lindjen e Mesme pritet të ngadalësojë rritjen globale në nivelin më të ulët që nga fillimi i pandemisë COVID-19 në një kohë kur çmimet e energjisë janë më të larta, inflacioni më i lartë, dhe kostot e huamarrjes më të mëdha, sipas raportit të fundit të Grupit të Bankës Botërore, Perspektivat Ekonomike Globale.
Համաշխարհային բանկի խմբի վերջին «Գլոբալ տնտեսական հեռանկարներ» զեկույցը կանխատեսում է, որ Մերձավոր Արևելքում հակամարտությունը կդանդաղեցնի համաշխարհային աճը՝ հասցնելով COVID-19 համավարակի սկսվելուց ի վեր ամենացածր մակարդակին՝ պայմանավորված էներգիայի բարձր գներով, գնաճի կտրուկ աճով և վարկային ծախսերի աճով։
Dünya Bankası Grubu’nun en güncel Küresel Ekonomik Beklentiler raporuna göre, Orta Doğu’daki çatışmanın enerji fiyatlarını yükseltmesi, enflasyonu artırması ve borçlanma maliyetlerini yükseltmesi sonucunda küresel büyümenin COVID‑19 pandemisinin başlangıcından bu yana en düşük seviyeye gerilemesi beklenmektedir.
Conflictul din Orientul Mijlociu este de așteptat să încetinească creșterea economică globală până la cel mai scăzut nivel înregistrat de la debutul pandemiei de COVID-19, pe fondul creșterii prețurilor la energie, al inflației mai ridicate și al costurilor de împrumut în creștere, potrivit celui mai recent raport Global Economic Prospects al Grupului Băncii Mondiale.
Prema najnovijem izvješću Grupacije Svjetske banke Global Economic Prospects očekuje se da će zbog većih cijena energije, više inflacije i povećanih troškova zaduživanja sukob na Bliskom istoku usporiti globalni rast na najnižu razinu od početka pandemije bolesti COVID-19.
Konflikt na Bliskim Wschodzie może spowodować spadek tempa globalnego wzrostu gospodarczego do najniższego poziomu od początku pandemii COVID-19 w związku z wyższymi cenami energii i inflacją oraz rosnącymi kosztami finansowania – to wnioski z najnowszej edycji raportu Global Economic Prospects Banku Światowego.
Rwanda’s export base remains narrow and concentrated, limiting diversification and contributing to persistent external imbalances. Despite strong growth and substantial public investment, competitiveness challenges—including high logistics costs, limited value addition, and weak integration into global value chains—have constrained export performance. This Selected Issues Paper assesses the structural and macroeconomic factors holding back export expansion and identifies policy priorities to ...
Climate shocks represent a recurrent macroeconomic risk for Rwanda, affecting growth, fiscal stability, and household welfare. Gender inclusion is macro-critical to Rwanda’s growth and resilience strategy, shaping the effectiveness of adaptation and fiscal policy responses. Women are highly exposed to these shocks due to their concentration in agriculture and informal employment, as well as more limited access to finance, assets, and coping mechanisms. Using both micro- and macro-level analys...
Brits are racing to get their hands on electric vehicles after a surge in oil prices triggered by the war in Iran has driven away demand for petrol…
Oil prices remain elevated in the wake of the Iran War. Tehran’s ability to close the Strait of Hormuz has sharply crimped world…
With the Iran war disrupting traditional energy supply routes and the West seeking to lessen reliance on Russian transit networks, Trans-Caspian corridors have again emerged as a focus…
Two grievances lodged against King George in the Declaration of Independence—taxation without consent and trade restrictions—continue to shape American policy today. On this episode of Democracy in Question, host Katie Dunn Tenpas is joined by Brookings scholars Kari Heerman and Vanessa Williamson for a conversation that draws a direct line from the founders’ grievances in 1776 to the tariff and tax policy decisions defining the U.S. today.
