Cost of peace: Global economy missing out on $2.2 trillion due to US-Iran war
The global economy is missing about $2.2 trillion in annual gross domestic product because of the US-Iran war, and that sum would increase the longer the conflict drags on, a new study has found. The figure, measured in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP), represents the loss resulting from the g
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The ongoing US-Iran conflict is costing the global economy approximately $2.2 trillion annually, a figure that is expected to rise if the war continues. This significant economic loss highlights the broader implications of geopolitical tensions on global financial stability.
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