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World · 1 April 2026

Middle East conflict: $194 billion GDP loss for Arab nations alone

Middle East conflict: $194 billion GDP loss for Arab nations alone

The Middle East conflict is expected to inflict heavy economic losses, with Arab nations alone projected to lose up to $194 billion in GDP due to disruptions in trade, energy, and investment. Rising oil prices and supply chain shocks are spreading globally, increasing inflation and slowing growth. Analysts warn prolonged instability could deepen economic strain worldwide and prolong recovery risks.

Reported by The Japan Times · How we write briefs

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