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Asian Development Bank has launched emergency finds for nations hit by the fallout of the war, FT reports; ADB president said that Asia-Pac countries would be the worst affected by the oil and gas volatility

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The Asian Development Bank's launch of emergency funds in response to the war's fallout underscores the growing concern over energy volatility in the Asia-Pacific region. This development may indicate heightened risk levels, particularly for oil and gas markets, as affected nations seek financial support to mitigate economic impacts. Traders should consider potential market reactions in energy commodities and any shifts in regional risk sentiment.

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