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Economic shock from Iran war risks driving up global debt levels, says IMF
Conflict is pushing up price of energy and food, fuelling higher borrowing costs and hitting growth, report says
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huffpost.com
War In Iran Risks Triggering Global Recession: IMF
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theguardian.com
Iran war hurting global economy as IMF meeting begins; oil falls on peace hopes – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
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Iran war escalation could trigger global recession, IMF warns
UK suffers sharpest downgrade and is predicted to face joint highest inflation in G7 as growth forecasts are cut
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bbc.com
IMF warns global economy at risk of recession if Iran war persists
High oil, gas and food prices could force growth to slow if the US-Israel conflict with Iran continues, the IMF says.
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jpost.com
IMF warns of potential global recession if Iran war worsens | The Jerusalem Post
The report notes that the worst-case "severe scenario," which assumes an extended conflict and high oil prices, would lead the world into another recession.
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middleeasteye.net
Iran war wreaks havoc on global economy and could spark recession, says IMF
Middle East, emerging economies and UK particularly hit, as growth projected to fall and inflation to rise
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aljazeera.com
IMF cuts global growth forecast during Hormuz blockade
Higher global inflation forecast at 4.4 percent, up 0.6 points, driven by surging oil, gas and fertiliser costs.
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independent.co.uk
Trump’s Iran war could trigger global recession, IMF warns
UK growth slashed as worldwide economy could be thrown ‘off course’, with the risk of an energy crisis ‘on an unprecedented scale’
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Economic shock from Iran war risks driving up global debt levels, says IMF
Conflict is pushing up price of energy and food, fuelling higher borrowing costs and hitting growth, report says