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The World Bank has revised its predictions for global economic expansion downward, attributing this adjustment to the ongoing war between the US and Iran. This conflict has resulted in rising oil prices, disrupted maritime routes in the Strait of Hormuz, and heightened inflationary pressures across the globe. Recent data on US producer prices has highlighted the effects of escalating energy expenses on businesses. Experts caution that if the hostilities persist, further downgrades may occur, impacting employment, salaries, and consumer costs. This report reflects increasing international apprehension and emphasizes the need for urgent diplomatic initiatives to resolve the conflict.

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00:00The World Bank just dropped a warning that could affect paychecks around the globe,
00:04including here in the United States.
00:06The institution has slashed its global economic growth forecast,
00:10and it's pointing directly at the fallout from the ongoing Iran war as a major cause.
00:15The conflict has driven oil prices sharply higher,
00:19disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz,
00:22and pushed inflation up worldwide.
00:24That includes a recent spike in U.S. producer prices,
00:28tied directly to soaring energy costs.
00:30Here's the part that should worry American families.
00:34Economists warn that if this war drags on much longer,
00:37this downgrade could be just the first of several more to come.
00:40And that could have real consequences for jobs, wages, and consumer prices here at home.
00:46The report adds fresh urgency to the push for a diplomatic resolution.
00:50Because right now, the global economy is paying the price for a war
00:54that most Americans are only watching from a distance,
00:57I've done one question except for a�� was taking a visit
00:57It went to be half a certain largely,
00:57Every question to persuade from the people who can take nothing to the party
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