The IMF’s warning that fiscal and energy buffers are finite shifts the regional risk narrative from containment to preparedness, with lower inventories and tighter spare capacity leaving markets more exposed to renewed disruption.
The IMF’s warning that fiscal and energy buffers are finite shifts the regional risk narrative from containment to preparedness, with lower inventories and tighter spare capacity leaving markets more exposed to renewed disruption.
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