- The Middle East conflict is causing supply chain risks for Asian economies, which are being highlighted by BIS through its chief representative in the region.
- China's sales outlook remains challenging while the Indian market shows promise amid Middle East supply chain impacts.
The Middle East war has led to rising fuel and energy prices, impacting global markets.
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Updated Sep 6
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The Middle East war has led to rising fuel and energy prices, impacting global markets.
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