World Bank: Lebanon Inflation to Exceed 17% Amid War Aftermath, Supply Disruptions

The World Bank projects Lebanon's inflation will rise over 17% this year, driven by supply disruptions, higher maritime transport costs, and soaring fuel prices. This follows a war and years of economic mismanagement, compounding an already severe crisis. The forecast signals persistent economic instability with potential humanitarian and social repercussions.

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