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War-driven oil price hikes to cut growth for big importers: World Bank exec

Persistent high oil prices prompted by Ukraine invasion could cut a full percentage point off the growth off large oil-importing developing economies like China, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey

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Russia-Ukraine war driven oil price hikes to cut growth for big importers

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Persistent high oil prices prompted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine could cut a full percentage point off the growth off large oil-importing developing economies like China, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey, a World Bank official said on Tuesday.
 
Indermit Gill, the bank's Vice President for Equitable Growth, Finance and Institutions, said in a blog posting that the war will deal further setbacks to growth for emerging markets already lagging in recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and struggling with a range of uncertainties from debt to inflation.
 
"The war has aggravated those uncertainties in ways that will reverberate across the world,

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