World Bank Projects 23% Commodity Price Surge in 2026 Due to Middle East War
The World Bank forecasts a 23% rise in commodity prices in 2026, driven by disruptions in energy supplies and shipping caused by the Middle East war. Grain supply issues and increased demand for safe havens are also pushing food and metal prices higher. The bank warned that further conflict escalation and a severe El Niño could worsen inflation and food security risks.
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