EU Lowers 2026 Growth Forecast Amid Iran‑Driven Inflation
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The European Union has cut its 2026 economic growth projection after a surge in inflation linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
The revised forecast reflects the impact of higher energy and commodity prices, which have pushed consumer prices up across the bloc. EU officials cited the war in Iran as a key factor driving inflationary pressures.
The decision comes as the EU monitors the broader economic fallout from the Middle East conflict, which has already strained supply chains and increased costs for European households and businesses.
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