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Allianz Trade estimated that the war between the United States and Iran caused more than $200 billion in physical damage across the Gulf states, most of it to energy infrastructure in countries bordering the Strait of Hormuz. More than 80 energy facilities were targeted, mostly in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, and roughly a third suffered severe damage. The GCC states’ cumulative economic losses could reach $790 billion by 2030, equivalent to 5.9% of their pre-war projected GDP. The report forecast that around $120 billion in sovereign wealth fund assets would be reinvested domestically, and that Gulf spending on infrastructure and defense would rise to $380–400 billion through 2030.
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