OECD says global economic outlook remains robust but has weakened amid energy shock and geopolitical risks

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The OECD's commentary indicates a still positive, yet tempered, outlook for the global economy, reflecting the pressures from recent energy shocks and rising geopolitical tensions. This suggests potential volatility in markets as investors reassess growth prospects and risk exposure, particularly in energy-sensitive sectors.

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