War with Iran risks inflation and slower growth across Africa
A war with Iran could slow Africa’s growth in 2026 and push up living costs, as disruptions to trade and energy supplies drive inflation higher, Maghrebi Week reported on April 13th.
Fuel, food, and transport costs are expected to rise as currencies weaken across the continent.
The Middle East accounts for a significant share of Africa’s trade, increasing exposure to the conflict and its vulnerability to prolonged disruption
Maghrebi Week
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