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G7 ministers set to tackle financial fallout of Mideast war
G7 ministers coordinate via videoconference to address soaring oil prices and supply chain disruptions amid Middle East conflict, pledging all necessary measures to stabilize energy markets.
- On Monday, G7 finance and energy ministers joined central bankers via videoconference to coordinate rapid measures addressing economic fallout from the Middle East war that has driven energy prices higher.
- Strikes on Iran in late February prompted Tehran to target crude-exporting countries and halt Gulf shipments, squeezing global supplies and forcing governments to manage soaring energy costs.
- French Finance Minister Roland Lescure convened the unique session, noting responses vary by exposure, as France committed €70 million to support fishing, agriculture, and transport industries in April.
- The G7 pledged to take "all necessary measures in close coordination" to preserve energy market stability, while central banks affirmed commitment to maintaining price stability through data-driven policies.
- Uncertainty over United States war aims and the conflict's length continues to strain global policy responses, as markets await central bank guidance and potential national aid packages.
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The G-7 finance and energy ministers and the central banks of the group’s countries (the United States, Japan, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy) warned this Monday that they are ready to take the “measures necessary to maintain price stability and the resilience of the energy market” in the face of the oil price hikes caused by the conflict in the Middle East. Ministers of the seven major Western economies have been seen via…
G7 ministers have expressed their determination to "take all necessary measures" in close collaboration with their partners to preserve "security...
G7 ministers call for stabilizing energy markets amid Middle East war
Ministers of the group of industrial powers said they are prepared to take 'all necessary measures' to stabilize the global energy market, which is facing disruptions with Middle Eastern oil shipments.
The G7 economic and finance ministers are ready to take all necessary measures to ensure the stability of the energy market, which is being severely affected by the war in the Middle East. "We recognize the importance of coordinated action," they said in a joint statement.
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