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World Bank: East Asia's safety nets shrinking
A report from the World Bank warns that the economies of East Asia and the Pacific are facing a risk of running out of their financial tools amid ongoing energy shocks expected to last until 2027. The conflict between the United States and Iran has led to a rise in global prices and a decline in foreign exchange reserves, especially in Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, which experienced decreases ranging from 15% to 40%. Although the impact of the shock is currently limited, its persistence could threaten economic growth and erode financial reserves, with projected growth rates of 4.5% this year and 4.4% next year, supported by a surge in artificial intelligence.
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