World Bank says preparing to deliver relief to EMs hit by the Iran war; ready to respond at scale

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World Bank says preparing to deliver relief to EMs hit by the Iran war; ready to respond at scale

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The World Bank's announcement signals a proactive response to the economic fallout from the Iran war, particularly for emerging markets (EMs) facing increased instability. This preparedness could imply significant capital flows into EMs for stabilization efforts, potentially impacting commodity prices and risk sentiment across asset classes.

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