The longer the war lasts, the more "pronounced" the "shock effects" will be

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The longer the war lasts, the more "pronounced" the "shock effects" will be

The director of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Porto, Óscar Afonso, explains the effects that the conflict in the Middle East is having on the global economy, particularly regarding fuel prices.

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The Eurogroup is a meeting of finance ministers from the 20 European Union countries that use the Euro currency. It coordinates economic policies and manages financial stability, including responses to energy price volatility caused by global conflicts. Residents should note that its decisions influence inflation and the broader economic environment across the Eurozone.

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