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Asia's economic buffers too thin to keep absorbing oil shock: World Bank

The region's governments have responded more aggressively than peers elsewhere as the US-Iran war drove global prices up, and they've relied more heavily on subsidies

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Asia's economic buffers too thin to keep absorbing oil shock: World Bank
The region's governments have responded more aggressively than peers elsewhere as the US-Iran war drove global prices up, and they've relied more heavily on subsidies
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