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Iran War Turns Into U.S. Price Risk

World Bank cuts growth forecast as Iran war and Hormuz closure raise U.S. fuel prices and inflation risk

Jun 11, 2:24 PM EDT Cross-checked across 2 sources

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The World Bank cut its 2026 growth outlook as the Iran war and Hormuz closure push oil, fuel prices, and inflation risk higher.

Frame 1World Bank cuts growth forecast as Iran war and Hormuz closure raise U.S. fuel prices and inflation risk.
Frame 2The forecast for 2026 global growth fell to 2.5%, down from 2.9% in January.
Frame 3Hormuz is the choke point: closed oil and gas transit routes stress global energy supply.
Frame 4Brent crude is estimated at $94 a barrel, 36% above last year's average.
Frame 5Fuel and fertilizer spikes can pass into groceries, shipping bills, and inflation gauges.
Frame 6The next risk is wider supply disruption, which could cut growth further and keep prices high.

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