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Finance ministers from 11 countries warn of serious economic consequences from a war with Iran. The joint statement highlights risks to global growth, inflation, and financial markets, and calls for urgent, coordinated international action.
Among the signatories are both EU and non-EU countries.
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Jens Stoltenberg and the finance ministers of ten countries warn about the consequences of the conflict in the Middle East. The joint position concerns the conflict between Israel, the USA, and Iran. The document was published by the UK Treasury. The signatories call for a swift end to hostilities and stabilization of the situation.
Risks to the Global Economy
The signatories point to a slowdown in global growth. They highlight inflationary pressures and emphasize the impact on financial markets. In their view, consequences will arise even if hostilities end quickly. They warn of long-term effects.
They declare readiness for joint action and stress responsibility for the crisis’s consequences. They announce plans to rebuild economies after the crisis ends and point to the need for a coordinated and flexible response. They emphasize the importance of financial stability.
They declare readiness for joint action and stress responsibility for the crisis’s consequences. They announce plans to rebuild economies after the crisis ends and point to the need for a coordinated and flexible response. They emphasize the importance of financial stability.
The topic of actions to restore economic stability after the crisis is raised.Photo: fotolia.com
The Importance of the Strait of Hormuz
The ministers call for free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, recognizing it as crucial for the energy market. They point to threats to the transport of raw materials and emphasize the importance of maritime security. They warn against disruptions.
The document discusses additional risks, including escalation of military actions and possible expansion of the conflict. It highlights threats to supply chains and draws attention to the impact on global economic stability.
The document discusses additional risks, including escalation of military actions and possible expansion of the conflict. It highlights threats to supply chains and draws attention to the impact on global economic stability.
The document was signed by the finance ministers of the United Kingdom, Norway, Australia, Japan, Sweden, the Netherlands, Finland, Spain, Ireland, Poland, and New Zealand. The joint declaration is intended to serve as a basis for further international action. The countries announce they will monitor the situation and respond to developments. Energy security and market stability remain at the forefront.
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