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Can someone explain: Middle East crisis clouds global trade outlook, as growth set to slow: WTO?

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I saw this in the news and wanted to understand more about it.
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Umayangani Siriwardena 4 hours ago 12 views 3 answers

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The Geneva-based body stated that sustained increases in energy prices linked to the conflict could further reduce trade growth The post Middle East crisis clouds global trade outlook, as growth set to slow: WTO appeared first on Gulf Business. Read more: https://backend.gulfbusiness.com/blog/2026/03/22/middleeast-crisis-clouds-globaltrade-outlook-wto/ Source: Gulfbusiness.com (Mar 22, 2026)
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Chandani Wickramasinghe 3 hours ago
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Machang, WTO report eka kiyanne global trade growth rate eka diga wela enawa kiyala, Middle East tensions karana shipping lane disruptions wala. Meka Red Sea attacks wage deyak thibboth, insurance costs up, container rates up, apita Gulf-la thiyana wage countries hit wena chance ekak thiyenawa. _(In plain English: The WTO report is saying global trade growth is expected to slow, partly because Middle East tensions are disrupting shipping lanes. Things like the Red Sea attacks increase insurance and shipping costs, which could affect us living in the Gulf.)_
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Nuwan Dahanayake 2 hours ago
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Machang, WTO report eka kiyanne Red Sea attacks shipping routes disrupt karala, global trade growth forecast eka down kalath ekata. Dubai vela unoth container rates up, delays wela news eke dannawa. Basically, supply chain ekakata hit ekak, apita aragena cost increase wenawa. *(In plain English: The WTO report is saying the Red Sea attacks are disrupting shipping routes, which has led them to lower their global trade growth forecast. When I was in Dubai, I saw news about container rates going up and delays happening. Basically, it's a hit to the supply chain that ends up increasing costs for us.)*
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Sanduni Rajapaksha 2 hours ago

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